There is a prevailing fiction actively promoted by the government that Nuclear Energy is the only way out of the energy crisis for India. Every time I write about issues […]
Debunking the Myth of the Necessity of Nuclear Energy Read More »
This kind of takes over the history from the previous post. The Chernobyl disaster happened on the 26th of April 1986. It took a while for the news to spread, but by
The Conquest of Koodankulam Read More »
Sonali Ranade made several tweets supporting the go ahead for the Kodankulam plant. I see things differently. This is not to say either of us is right or wrong, but
Some disagreements with Sonali Ranade’s on Koodankulam Read More »
had originally written this article for Tehelka, but I don’t think they published it. If they did, let me know, and I can redirect this page there. Recently, the government
Privatization of Water – money at what cost? Read More »
After getting the nth explanation of how I was scaremongering and that Fukushima was well under control and there was no reason to worry and the people will soon be
Fukushima under Control? Read More »
A few years ago, I had attended a Group Relations Conference, which basically is a learning environment for learning to sense the unconscious dynamics of a group. Over the five
When the going gets tough Read More »
There are a lot of fantasies fed to us in the name of nuclear power. How we need it, how it is the only real option for the power we
Clean, Safe, Cheap Nuclear Power – Part 1: The Clean Read More »
Justice Katju recently put up on his blog some points for consideration on Freedom of Speech. I did think it is vital for there to be a robust debate on
A dialogue on Freedom of Speech and its restrictions Read More »
“Uraniam found in 241 water samples” the headline could have screamed, but it didn’t. It made modest appearance and slid into obscurity, unheralded on the news site’s social networks. This
A Radioactive Silence Read More »
