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Golden Thread Essays in Honour of C The Golden Thread essays in honour of C. d. deshmukh WINTER 2011 SPRING 2012 The GOLDEN THREAD President © 2012 india international centre. all articles are Soli J. SorabJee copyright and may not be reproduced without permission. director Kavita a. Sharma Opinions expressed by our Contributors are not necessarily those of the Centre. editorial Board KaraN SiNGh Winter 2011 – spring 2012 Soli J. SorabJee volume 38, numbers 3 & 4 C. raJa mohaN India International Centre Quarterly is iNder malhotra printed and published by ravinder datta NaJeeb JuNG for india international centre, 40, Max Mueller Kavita a. Sharma Marg, new delhi 110 003 raviNder datta JNaN PraKaSh Price: ` 250 omita Goyal annual rate Premola GhoSe iic MeMBers h.K. Kaul (sPecial invitee) india: ` 350; abroad: $ 35 (by airmail) non-MeMBers india: ` 500; abroad: $ 45 (by airmail) institutions editorial staff india: ` 750; abroad: $ 55 (by airmail) chief editor Bank charges for outstation cheques: omita Goyal ` 50 / $ 15 assistant editor Payments should be made by money order ritu SiNGh or bank draft or cheque payable to India International Centre at new delhi. enquiries sr. assistant editor may be addressed to girish chawla (tel: raChNa JoShi 24619431, ext. 330); e-mail: [email protected] typeset at Print services, B-17, lajpat nagar, Photo essay and cover designed By Part-2, new delhi taNia daS GuPta Printed at thomson Press cover illustration of the india international centre By ParamJit SiNGh PhotograPhed By adil haSaN the india international centre is a society promoting understanding and amity between the different communities of the world by undertaking or supporting the study of their past and present cultures, by disseminating or exchanging knowledge thereof and by providing such other facilities as would lead to their universal appreciation. The GOLDEN THREAD Essays in Honour of C. D. Deshmukh India International Centre WINTER 2011 IIC SPRING 2012 Quarterly I S S N N O . 0 3 7 6 - 9 7 7 1 voluMe 38 nuMBers 3 & 4 Contents Winter 2011 – sPring 2012 Karan Singh 106 : Kapila vatsyayan Foreword The Role of the Arts in Social Transformation 02 : Karan Singh, mohammad hidayatullah, m.G.K. menon 126 : Soli J. Sorabjee Dr. C.D. Deshmukh Role of the Judiciary: Commemoration Programme Boon or Bane? 12 : l.K. Jha 144 : Jacques delors International Economic Scene and Europe: Regional Organisation its Impact on Indian Policies and Globalisation 24 : Karan Singh 152 : a.b. lall Education and Integrated Growth An Architechtural Masterpiece 36 : Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay 155 : iiC Photo archives Of Reason Fragmented Photo essay: Building an Institution 48 : malcolm S. adiseshiah 188 : rajni Kothari Of Plans, Planning and Beyond Institution-Building in India: Retrieving Lost Ground 60 : l.m. Singhvi The Unfinished Tasks of 202 : v. ramalingaswami Our Constitution The Moral Haze of Biotechnologies 92 : b.K. Nehru Socialism at Crossroads ... 212 : r.a. mashelkar 304 : P.N. tandon Economics of Knowledge Enriching Life through New Insights in Science and Technology 230 : bimal Jalan India’s Economy in the Twenty- 316 : r.K. Pachauri First Century: A New Beginning The Imperatives of Sustainable or a False Dawn? Development: Can India Lead? 248 : P. Chidambaram 330 : Shashi tharoor Economic Reforms in the Second India as a Soft Power Decade: Issues of Governance 344 : h.y. mohan ram 264 : b.G. verghese A Leaf from Nature The North-East and its Neighbourhood: Remembering 354 : Shyambenegal the Future Talkies, Movies, Cinema 280 : Narayana N.r. murthy 370 : N.N. vohra Corporate Governance and its National Security Concerns Relevance to India 386 : b.N. Srikrishna 290 : Jayant vishnu Narlikar Beyond Federalism The Culture of Science 408 : CONTRIBUTORS . Foreword he india internationalCentre is celebrating its Golden Jubilee, having completed five decades of unique service to society. Tas i see it, the Centre is like the triveni, a confluence of three streams. the first is the intellectual, which involves a whole series of lectures, seminars, symposia, conferences and publications, which ofteninclude eminent speakers from around theworld. Some of these are organised by the Centre itself while many organisations use the Centre as an excellent venue for their activities. thus, the Centre plays a significant role in the intellectual life of the nation. the second stream is art and culture. With our tremendously richcultural traditions, theCentreshowcases some of our most prominent artistes and musicians – vocal as well as instrumental, hindustani as well as Carnatic. it also has two excellent art galleries where there is a constant series of exhibitions, particularly by lesser- known artists. a film club completes the cultural spectrum provided by the india internationalCentre. the third stream, in some ways equally important, are the social activities. the Centre has become a gathering point for members from different segments of society who meet, either for a cup of coffee and biscuits in the lounge or for full meals in the main dining room and the annexelounge. these meetings themselves constitute an important aspect of social life in delhi, and are particularly valued by elderly members after their retirement. in fact, i have met several senior citizens who have told me that if the iiC had not been here, they would no longer have been living in delhi. between them, therefore, the intellectual, cultural andsocial dimensionsof the Centre make it a unique institute, the likes of which i doubt exists anywhere else in the world. this is a tribute to the vision and dynamism of dr. C.d. deshmukh who was the first President and who established the Centre with the blessings of By Karan Singh dr. S. radhakrishnan, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, John d. rockefeller, iii, and an initial grant from the rockefeller Foundation. he was ably assisted by his wife durgabai deshmukh, an outstanding social worker in her own right. Subsequently, the Centre has had a whole galaxy of trusteesandPresidents representing some of the finest minds in india. in commemoration of the Golden Jubilee, this issue of the IIC Quarterly brings together C.d. deshmukh memorial lectures published from 1984 to 2012. Collectively, they represent an extraordinarilywide and rich spectrum of thought and ideas. i am sure that this double issue of the Quarterly, like many of our previous ones, will become a collector’s item. as Chairman of the editorial board, i have great pleasure in presenting this collection, not only to members, but also to the wider reading public in india and abroad. ..
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