About Ajit R. Jadhav
I am an engineer from Pune, India---more like engineer-cum-physicist. For more information on me and my research, see my Web site: http://www.JadhavResearch.net.-
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- Prof. S. R. Kajale, R.I.P.
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- An Important Comment I Just Made at iMechanica—And, (Much) More!
- Where the Mind Stops—Not!
- Visual Something, Part 1
- What’s up? … Nothing in particular
- Can an Infinitesimal Have Parts?
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Tag Archives: Indira Congress
Judging the Judgments Being Passed on the Ayodhyaa Judgment
0. My Tributes: Let me begin by paying my tribute to one of India’s most respected politicians who also could become a prime minister, Lal Bahadur Shastri-ji, and also to the Founder of our Nation, Mahatma Gandhi-ji, on the occasion … Continue reading
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Tagged Ayodhyaa, BJP, Congress, Culture, Indira Congress, Secular, USA
Whither Capitalism…
Note, the first word in the title of this post is not “whether;” it is: “whither.” While writing and updating my last post, many memories began surfacing. This post, again, is based on a particular, in a way trivial incident … Continue reading
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Tagged Ayn Rand, BJP, Capitalism, Economics, Indian Industry, Indira Congress, Socialism
PM Rahul? A Comment on Singh and Sonia
The invisible hands of the market face of the PM became visible last week, a feast for only the second time in as many as six years! Not much was expected regarding liberalization of economy from this (Indira Congress’) poster … Continue reading
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Tagged BJP, Delhi Intellectuals, Free Markets, Indira Congress, Individual Rights, Intellectuals, Media, Objectivists, Politicians, Politics
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The Supreme Cut…
A recent judgment by the Supreme Court of India has yet again demonstrated its definite bias towards statism. It has demonstrated, once again, that even the very apex court of this country would be ever so willing—nay, even eager—to interpret … Continue reading
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Tagged BJP, constitution, Culture, Indira Congress, Individual Rights, Intellectuals, Justice, Media, Socialism, Socialists, statism, Supreme Court
Trivia Like the M. F. Hussain Controversy and the Women’s Reservation Bill
0. With this post, I once again resume blogging… First, I need to quickly get a few things out of my system before I am ready to write on some of the things I have wanted to write about. … … Continue reading
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Tagged Awards, BJP, Capitalism, Communists, Controversies, Culture, Deeshaa.org, Delhi Intellectuals, Fine Arts, Freedom of Speech, Government, Indira Congress, Media, Philosophy, Politics
