Kanti Bajpai

Academic and strategic thinker Kanti Bajpai on the use of smartphones in classrooms.

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India-US nuclear deal stirred the torpid opposition parties into action, particularly the Left, and nearly led to a collapse of the UPA government

Indo-US relations have traversed tough terrain and endured

Why do top results-- in boards, JEE or UPSC-- matter to us so much?

N-power status put India back a notch on all counts. What saved us from the hole: the economy.

With a scary political prescription, its message is: Don't think too much, just get on with it

We in India lack contemporary history of the digestible, Datta-Ray kind. This book will sit well on our shelves.

The shock of 9/11 and the US military presence in the region might have helped pacify this turbulent zone; it hasn't.

If both India and Pakistan have easy travel regimes, they'll earn goodwill among ordinary citizens who may become a force for change.

Transcript of Televison Talk Show Court Martial broadcast on SAB TV  where the foreign secretary, recently in the news for his hard-hitting views on Indo-US relations spoke extensively on Indian foreign policy.

Tracing it back to Nehru, Kanti Bajpai, while not being entirely dismissive of the arguments of the defence strategists and experts, argues that none of these stand up to close scrutiny.