A better mousetrap
The Internet has developed beyond the stage of the 'early adopters'. Sheer weight of numbers has caused it to become a viable market force, says Sundari Josyula.

All about choices
It is said that life is better when one has choices. It's better to have more to choose from than less, says Rohini B Ramanathan

America's 224th birthday
On July 4, Rohini B Ramanathan remembers the fathers of both America and India and asks herself the vital question, So what is India?

Pixel legacies
e-books may be the future, but what about the quality of the reading experience, asks Sundari Josyula.

The new middleman
With the Internet around, one needn't ever leave the sanctuary of one's home, says Sundari Josyula.

How a US national missile defence will affect south Asia
'If current trends persist through this decade, India will probably field a modest nuclear force in the low hundreds,' says Gaurav Kampani.

The dotcom bug
'Forget passion, forget innovation and forget all that hype about technology for the new millennium. It is about money,' says Reeta Sinha.

Roti, kapda? Yes. Makaan? Hmm, let's see...
In her first column for rediff.com, Sundari Josyula highlights the housing problem in Silicon Valley.

The Indian-American pie
With this piece, Rohini Balakrishnan Ramanathan kicks off a freewheeling column addressing culture, music, annoying 'Americanized' friends and more...

Unity, diversity and identity
According to some, our #1 priority is to be whipped in with that cream called 'the American way of life'. Or else, we face a future that includes xenophobia and isolation -- a future in which we cannot succeed, says Reeta Sinha.

How blind can we be?
'How fair is it to give this boy preference over thousands of Indians who have been waiting up to three years for their families to be reunited? Why is Elian more important than Indian high-tech workers who are trapped in H-1B hell as the INS green card backlog grows?' asks Reeta Sinha.