July 12, 2012
by Atanu Dey
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This is a guest post by my friend Keith Hudson. It is not really related to India’s economic development. Below the fold is a simple idea that Apple or any other computer hardware manufacturer may find useful. This post is … Continue reading
January 8, 2011
by Atanu Dey
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“The reason why China will never win hands-down in its current economic war with America is the same as why Japan didn’t succeed in the 1980s when all (Americans included) were expecting that its corporations and banks would eat America … Continue reading
November 29, 2010
by Atanu Dey
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A guest column from my friend Mr Keith Hudson who lives in Saltford England. He’s the only polymath I personally know.
August 27, 2010
by Atanu Dey
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Guest posts are not common on my blog but once in a long while I agree to post one. (There’s one more in the pipeline.) This one comes with the caveat that I don’t understand what’s happening in the Maoist … Continue reading
July 26, 2009
by Atanu Dey
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I am fortunate to be on a mailing list that Mr Keith Hudson of Bath, England posts on. He is a Renaissance man and a polymath. I am privileged to call him a friend. I want to share this piece … Continue reading
July 15, 2008
by Atanu Dey
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India is a country that’s renowned for its diversity – the country is a potpourri of different languages, religions, castes and cultures. While this variety makes the nation more interesting and intriguing, it’s kicking up a storm in the sphere … Continue reading
February 16, 2007
by Atanu Dey
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SaaS: How About a Middle Ground? Guest post by Sramana Mitra Last Fall, I wrote a widely read piece called Venture Capital in India, in which I pegged the Indian venture boom to be largely in Real Estate, Retail, and … Continue reading
May 5, 2005
by Atanu Dey
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A guest post from Naveen Jaganathan marks the return of this blog from vacation. R.A. Mashelkar once said “Even if India does not do anything it is inevitable that we will emerge as the knowledge power in the next 5-10 … Continue reading
April 7, 2004
by atanu
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Advances in telecommunications technology is at the core of the revolution that defines our present global economy. We need to remember, however, that technology itself is embedded in a larger social context which is shaped by regulation and other political … Continue reading