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In this article, the author discusses aspects of industry imperatives on generation of human capital. He comments that there is a small overlap between the selfish and competitive market place of the industry and the corruption of the research institutions. Also investigated is the process of the formation of human capital in the industry.

In this article the author discusses his or her course of actions to improve his or her performance as a sustainable teacher and researcher. The author says that by taking continuing education courses after teaching, he or she was able to bring networking in the industry and allows his or her to create various development projects. The author also mentions that he or she also sponsored research projects, and documents research attempts in public domain.

In this article the author discusses the perception among educators on the inadequacy of high school curriculum in science and mathematics in India. He believes that the current curriculum is not giving enough depth to the conceptual base of the student, as most of their time are spent on generalized and abstracted ideas. Overview on an alternative to the current curriculum suggested by the author is presented.

In this article, the author discusses the role of computers in learning and education. He is critical of the educational institutions adding multimedia, plasma screens, projectors and computer furniture to the classrooms without working on quality education. Also investigated are the role of information technology, web based learning and open source software.