Vol. LXII, No. 30, New Delhi, January 30, 2011

Editorial The Rough Ride Ahead For Young India By Dr R Balashankar Vivekananda: India’s Need of the Hour By MV Kamath Westernisation overstated, low level of education negates youth edge Author Title Comes Here Civilisational imperatives and building of modern India By Jagmohan An agenda for Indian youth facing globalization By Dr Subramanian Swamy Failed education policy Indian education is neither man making nor creating sense of natiolism By Dr Gautam Sen The youth can fight for human values, protect national culture By M D Nalapat The political conspiracy against Young India By OP Gupta, IFS (Retd) Harness the Youth Power for Nation Building By Dr Bajrang Lal Gupt A campaign by Shiksha Sanskriti Utthan Nyas Free young India from intellectual pollution By Dina Nath Batra Non-student youth organization is dire need of the country By Raj Kumar Bhatia Good education is the soul of a society. Ensure it reaches every child "WE want that education by which character is formed, strength of mind is increased, the intellect is expanded and by which one can stand on one’s own feet." -Swami Vivekananda U R Young By JS Rajput Indo Centric Education By Dr TS Girishkumar Youth for Seva Training youth for social service By Venkatesh Murthy Twenty Sixth National Youth Day – January 12, 2011 FOC INTERVIEW OF THE WEEK We are determined to achieve our national objective, come what may-Anurag Thakur Author Title Comes Here Developing youth power for the nation By Pema Norbu Thongchi Nanaji's vision of inspiring young couples dedicated to the nation By Ravi K Varma A youth fad: Growing fitness industry By Dini Menon Thinking Aloud Why the cream of India is leaving the country despite 10 per cent GDP growth? By Dr Jay Dubashi Sangh Samachar ABVP outshines NSUI across the country FOC Sewa Shivir by VHP for Gangasagar pilgrims FOC Pre-budget meeting with Finance Minister BMS demands Income Tax exemption limit raised to Rs 3 lakh FOC 10th Bharat Ko Jano competition by Bharat Vikas Parishad FOC 5th Lakshmanrao Bhide Memorial Lecture FOC Protest against misuse of ATS,CBI, NIA Take action against those responsible for leaking alleged confessional statements FOC News Analysis Judicial accountability By Shyam Khosla Bookmark Mandela: What a man! What a book! By MV Kamath Nelson Mandela: Conversations with Myself, with a Foreword by President Barack Obama; Macmillan; Pp 454, £ 25. Muslim Brotherhood, seen from two ends of the ideological prism By Dr R Balashankar The Muslim Brotherhood: The Burden of Tradition by Alison Pargeter, Saqi Books, 26, Westbourne Grove, London W2 5RH, UK, Pp 248(HB), £20/- Intrigues and politics behind terror plot By Tej N Dhar The Eye of the Predator, Abhisar Sharma; Hachette India, Pp 367(PB), Rs 250.00 The dynamics of migration. An info.mine By Dr Vaidehi Nathan The Atlas of Human Migration: Global Patters of People on the Move, Russel King, Earthscan Ltd, Pp 128 (PB), price not mentioned Delhi 1857: Through the archieves By Manju Gupta Besieged: Voices from Delhi, 1857, Mahmood Farooqui (compiler and translator), Penguin/Viking, Pp 458, Rs 699.00 A poignant narrative of human touch By Jayant Patel The Story that Must not be Told, Kavery Nambisan, Penguin/Viking, Pp 272, price not given To Know the US dilemma in Afghan read this Embed: With the World’s Armies in Afghanistan, Nick Allen, Spellmount, Pp 288, price not given A concise history of Europe By Manju Gupta Glimpses of Europe: A Crucible of Winning Ideas, Great Civilisations and Bloodiest Wars, Bindeshwar Pathak & S.P. Singh, Kalpaz Publications, Pp 691; Price not mentioned A story of a bandit politician By Tej N Dhar Outlaw: India’s Bandit Queen and Me ,Roy Moxham; Rider, 2010; Pp 214 (HB), price not mentioned Vendetta in battle scared Greece The Emissary: A Tale of Love, Vendetta and War, Aniruddha Bahal, Fourth Estate (Imprint of HarperCollins Publishers), Pp 456, Rs 699.00 Report BJP MPs want Centre to transfer Karnataka Governor By R Guru Prasad Swami Vivekananda, an eternal source of inspiration By Santosh Rastogi LDF government blamed for Sabarimala tragedy. 102 pilgrims died in stampede By S Chandrasekhar Readers’ Forum Kapil Sibal is defending Raja : -MAHESH CHANDRA SHARMA, E-198, Panki, Kanpur

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