1. India in 2020: 25 CEOs and thought leaders envision an India in the year 2020
   Business Today
   Vol. 14 (1), January 3 - 16 2005. (13th anniversary issue)

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2. India’s most respected companies
   Businessworld
   Vol. 24 (24), 2004.

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3. 100 top science stories of 2004
   Discover
   Vol. 26 (1), 2005. (Complete issue)

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4. Share the Internet wealth. This is not a dream. You can make a chunk of change by writing a web log
   By Steven Johnson
   Discover
   Vol. 26 (1), 2005, pp 20-21.

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5. Testing Darwin: Digital organisms that breed thousands of times faster than common bacteria are beginning to shed lights…
   By Carl Zimmer
   Discover
   Vol. 26 (2), 2005, pp 28-35.

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6. Earth without people
   By Alan Weisman
   Discover
   Vol. 26 (2), 2005, pp 60-65.

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7. Seismic alert through GSM network
   By D K Roy
   Electronics For You
   Vol. 36 (12), 2004, pp 38-44.

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8. 10 tech trends to watch in 2005
   Fortune International
   Vol. 151 (1), 2005, pp 31-44.

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9. Technology, innovation and rural development: Critical linkages (In conversation with Ashok Jhunjunwala)
   By G Venkatesh
   IIMB Management Review
   Vol. 16 (4), 2004, pp34-42.

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10. InfoTech as change driver: India must focus on agriculture and manufacturing by pushing decision- making down to grassroots for dealing with unemployment and poverty. IT can facilitate this process
    Indian Management
    Vol. 44 (2), 2005, pp82-86.

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11. Gift of the gab: how come people can learn dozens of foreign languages when most of us struggle with just one?
    New Scientist
    Vol. 185 (2481), 2005, pp40-43.

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12. How to do an infinite number of things before breakfast
    By John D Barrow
    New Scientist
    Vol. 185 (2484), 2005, pp28-32.

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13. Our 21 senses: ideas about the sensory world are being turned upside down by new ways of probing the brain
    New Scientist
    Vol. 185 (2484), 2005, pp33-43.

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14. Signal lost: Internet telephony digitally transmitted phone calls could be the next big thing
    Newsweek
    January 24, 2005, pp38-45.

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15. Diet and genes: It is not what you eat that can kill you, and it is not just your DNA that save- it’s how they interact
    Newsweek
    February 7, 2005, pp38-49.

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16. E- Governance: strategic framework for effective e-governance
    PC Quest
    February 2005, pp68-99.

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17. Tsunami: IT saves lives
    PC Quest
    February 2005, pp150-151.

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18. We got nothing until they slammed into us
    By David Talbot
    Technology Review
    Vol. 107 (9), 2004, pp36-44.

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19. Nanotechnology on display
    By. Charles C Mann
    Technology Review
    Vol. 107 (9), 2004, pp60-67.

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20. What we can learn from Robots
    By Gregory T Huang
    Technology Review
    Vol. 108 (1), 2005, pp54-58.

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21. When cell phone hackers attack (They have got your number…)
    By Tom McNichol
    Wired
    December 2004, pp92-101.

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22. Making India globally competitive
    By Jagdish Sheth
    Vikalpa: the journal for decision makers
    Vol. 29 (4), 2004, pp1-9.

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23. Pain and excitement of taking technology to the market
    By R Sunder
    Vikalpa: the journal for decision makers
    Vol. 29 (4), 2004, pp57-68.

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24. Intellectual property and innovation: changing perspectives in the Indian IT industry
    By Rakesh Basant
    Vikalpa: the journal for decision makers
    Vol. 29 (4), 2004, pp69-82.

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