Bob’s Banter by Robert Clements

Because a wedding party was arriving at the YWCA International Guest House in Chennai, we were moved from an air […]

One of the toughest challenges today is not traffic, pollution, or even rising blood pressure. It is figuring out whether

One of my favourite verses in the Bible is tucked away quietly in Isaiah chapter forty verse twenty nine. ‘He

The Indian Budget is that annual national festival which arrives with great fanfare, deep mystery, and absolutely no guarantee of

Over the last week I have been spending time with people who were part of my growing up years. Schoolmates.

The news came like news always does these days. Casually. Between a cricket score and a discount sale. Someone powerful

The school buildings had been torn down a year ago. Flattened. Cleared. Wiped out. All to make way for something

There is a brand-new national pastime that has quietly overtaken cricket, it is the sacred art of correcting someone who

At home my piano is a silent one. It stands there in the sitting room, polished, upright, respectable. Visitors notice

The guardian minister for Mumbai recently visited King Edward Memorial Hospital, lovingly and universally known as KEM. A place where