Browse published articles by Dr. N. Bhaskar Rao.
Are we consolidating or destabilizing primary education?
Primepost
The anxiety of Govt. of Andhra Pradesh to restructure primary education and promote the foundation should be welcomed. …
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17 Jun 2021
What Anandayya of Andhra Pradesh has done many can do in India
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Herbal (Ayurved) practitioner Anandayya, near Nellore, has shown what even one volunteer could do to relieve immediate pressures of Covid-19 and showcase an alt…
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22 May 2021
Prashant Kishore should be thanked for the "PK phenomena "?!
Primepost
Yes, PK should be thanked for expediting a decaying-course of political parties for some years. …
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11 May 2021
Are our political parties gasping under a “solo syndrome”?
Primepost
Four signals sweeping should shudder us currently as a country of rich heritage and future perspective. For, the implications of these trends are threatening th…
Published on:
07 May 2021
Populism is pushing research-based policymaking to the sidelines: Research pioneer N Bhaskara Rao
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With political parties dominating policies, there has been greater emphasis on winning elections. This concern has become the priority for research.…
Published on:
06 May 2021
No-campaign elections... Is it not time to go for no-campaign elections here after?
Primepost
Do we need any more compulsions to consider “no-campaign elections” than this round of just completed elections for state assemblies, some by-elections and …
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02 May 2021
Without adhering to codes can we expect credibility of our electoral democracy?
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If Model Code of Conduct (MCC) becomes blatantly irrelevant, then what is left to claim "free and fair" of elections as provided for in the Constitution? …
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14 Apr 2021
No-campaign... Significance of Jana Reddy’s offer in Nagarjuna Sagar by-poll
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Former Minister and senior most Congress leader K. Jana Reddy, one of the serious candidates in the current by-poll to the Nagarjuna Sagar assembly constituenc…
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03 Apr 2021
Have we lost sight of electoral route for representative governance and inclusive development?
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Just held elections to the executive of the Jubilee Hills Co-operative House Building Society in Hyderabad reminds me of an alarming trend, which should pick th…
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26 Mar 2021
With Control & Command Strategies? Will electoral power-centric parties ever become messiah of masses?
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My recent visits to two Southern states and meetings with several old acquaintees point emerging Indian scene. What signals do I think point such a trend? An al…
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16 Feb 2021
How well Gandhian ideas have taken roots in India? Have they?
Primepost
We just held vardhanti of Mahatma Gandhi on January 30 and paid tributes yet again for 73rd time. But we also specially remember Gandhi a couple of times in a y…
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11 Feb 2021
We the Parties…2 Time for political parties to rediscover themselves and reposition for an inclusive India and rejuvenated Republic: 15 propositions
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It is time political parties recall that they exist to facilitate a representative form of government as trustees for a government of, by and for the people, it…
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27 Jan 2021
Can a centralised policy empower people, particularly an educational policy?
Primepost
The National Education Policy 2020, which took five years and two panels to come up with, is still waiting a take-off. It is almost a year since the Prime Minis…
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24 Jan 2021
We, the parties… Is our Republic of "We, the people" or of "We, the political parties"?
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Recent developments in the country make me wonder where we are heading as a Republic of India. What do we make out of Political party leaders threatening the s…
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21 Jan 2021
Legendary K B Tilak, a forgotten footprint!
Primepost
The legendary Tilak died a decade ago. But his story has been brought live by Jwala Narasimharao in a just released book. Hailing from a village, as a freedom …
Published on:
13 Jan 2021