Bob’s Banter by Robert Clements

“Anything free this election?” a friend asked me, leaning forward with the eagerness of a man about to win a […]

“Who are you voting for?” he asked me with great seriousness, as though the future of the nation rested delicately

Somewhere in a quiet naval harbour, a young naval lieutenant stood tall, chest out, uniform crisp, as he guided a

There is a strange sense of duty that has quietly crept into our lives. It does not come from religion,

Union Minister, Jyotiraditya Scindia has apparently discovered a revolutionary alternative to air conditioning. A humble onion in his pocket! Now,

There is a strange disease spreading through society, and it is called cultivated lateness. It is not caused by traffic,

It happened at a cricket match, the umpire, an elderly gentleman with all the authority of a man who had

We all know the fable about the shepherd boy. He rushes into town shouting that wolves are attacking his sheep.

Part of a speech I once made has stayed with me for years. I had said that I believe in

“Let’s go fly a kite,” sang Julie Andrews, and I suspect she was not merely talking of paper, string and