It's a small world after all...

Isn't it fascinating and unsettling to note that the more we try to be independent, the more interdependent we find ourselves to be?

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23 May, 2015

The "per capita" fallacy

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Most policy-making models are based on estimating demand and production in terms of "per capita" units, where an individual is th...
04 April, 2015

On the causes of depression and suicides in south India

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South Indian states are known to have the highest levels of suicides in the world, which is starkly different from north Indian states. ...
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19 December, 2014

Mindfulness about second-order emotions

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Situations -- both real and hypothetical -- often create an emotional response in our minds, which we express in a variety of ways. The g...
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05 November, 2014

Ownership as identity

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There are some characteristic differences between the (20th century forms of the) West and the East in the basic approach to interacting wi...
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20 October, 2014

How ceremonies kept us sane..

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The culture in which I was born in, is full of ceremonies. There are ceremonies for everything. Ceremonies begin even before one is born, a...
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12 September, 2014

Think before you read..

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Here is a piece of advice that I often give my research students: Augment thinking with reading, rather than reading with thinking..  ...
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30 June, 2014

Development in pairs

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A hot topic these days is about "economic development" and its associated strengths and ills. Unfortunately, much of these deba...
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