Vol. LXII, No. 40, NEW DELHI, APRIL 10, 2011

Editorial Can the Left survive the wrath of Bengal and Kerala? By Dr R Balashankar “I went to Communism as one goes to a spring of fresh water, and I left Communism as one clambers out of a poisoned river strewn with the wreckage of flooded cities and the corpses of the drowned…The reeds to which I clung and which saved me from being swallowed up were the outgrowth of a new faith, rooted in mud, slippery, elusive, yet tenacious”. READERS’ FORUM Congress Incentive to Popularise Drinking (Organiser, 20.03.2011); —ANAND PRAKASH, 72/Sector-8, Panchkula-134 109 It has been mentioned in the article that “Acting against the wishes of Mahatma Gandhi, his so-called followers are today openly violating Article 47 of the Constitution…” The fact is, that Mahatma Gandhi was never sincere to what he preached publically. His aim was to say good things, only to befool people, and to create followers. The fall of Leftist power in India     By MV Kamath Communists’ obsession for foreign diktat They will find asylum in Sonia Congress     By Dr Gautam Sen What future for communism in India’s democracy?     By Madhuri Santanam Sondhi The danger of communists embedded in the system     By Dr JK Bajaj Comrades look to the 19th century, not the 21st     By MD Nalapat Mamata turns West Bengal green     By Dr S Kalyanaraman The coming tectonic powershift     By Kanchan Gupta The Left beyond 2011     By Udayan Namboodiri If CPI(M) is routed in Kerala and West Bengal, it will lose national status     By Arun Lakshman, Thiruvananthapuram Great Change awaiting the Bengal Marxists     By Anirban Ganguly A VARSHA PRATIPADA TRIBUTE An intimate portrait of Shri Guruji, his mission A unique book on Shri Guruji     By Manju Gupta The futuristic vision of Dr Hedgewar     By Virag Pachpore The fading cultural identity of Kashmiri Pandits     By Tej N Dhar Tamil Nadu Politics Church eats into Dravidian parties     By Radha Rajan Thinking Aloud Something like Fukushima in Jaitapur     By Dr Jay Dubashi Media too has a social responsibility Sting operation to expose corruption or to hide it?     By Shyam Khosla TogadiaSpeak Euphoria and Diplomacy     By Pravin Togadia Subba Row: The man who killed diseases     By Dr Vaidehi Nathan Media Watch The frustrated Indian politicians     Sangh Samachar Chamanlal Memorial Lecture in Delhi Hinduism is a wisdom religion—Prof Thillayvel Naidoo    FOC The lure and devotion to Krishna By MV Kamath A powerful narrative of Krishna coriolis By Tej N Dhar Book Received Secularization: Christianity fighting a losing battle in the West By Dr R Balashankar The geopolitics of US presence in Asia By Manju Gupta A stripper who wanted to be a legend By Dr Vaidehi Nathan A life gone awry —VN Understanding North-east By Manju Gupta A spell-binding read By Tej N Dhar Common sense development guide By Ashish Joshi A story in the backdrop of Kerala's 1957 Communist government —MG

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