Bob’s Banter by Robert Clements

There is a little wooden bench in the woods where I am staying in the Pocono Mountains. Nothing fancy about […]

When I talk about minorities in India, everybody from the majority community checks to see what I have said, but,

I am writing this from my daughter’s villa, her second home, tucked away in the woods of the Pocono Mountains

International airlines have perfected the art of fooling passengers, and we happily cooperate. The first thing they do after take-off

Somewhere in Mumbai, a man collapses on a crowded railway platform. Thousands hurry past because the 8.43 fast local is

I remember a boy in school who strutted around like he owned the playground. He pinched smaller boys, hid their

Every morning I follow a simple routine that has quietly changed my life. Before I allow the world to speak

There are days when my WhatsApp resembles a full-time fiction publishing house. Every few minutes another dramatic story arrives. Every

I think Indian Railways should immediately introduce one more announcement on Mumbai’s suburban trains. “Dear passengers, please avoid asking anybody

A very close friend messaged me yesterday after reading my column. “Bob,” he said, “your solutions to problems sound like