Bob’s Banter by Robert Clements

There was turmoil in the Mohan household the other evening. The kind that usually follows when cricket is discussed. Not […]

“Lovely weather we’re having, isn’t it?” There you go — I’ve just started a conversation that would have gone down

It was just a month ago, I stood at the memorial of the Twin Towers in New York. People streamed

Our political leaders in the ruling party are getting old, and soon we will need younger, dynamic ones to lead

I opened the paper this morning and there it was—big, bold headlines telling me that Salman Khan had stretched his

Today’s headline in a major newspaper screamed, ‘Many Indians are treating AI as a doctor. And turning critically ill’. I

Last week I wrote about people who played second fiddle and changed the world, but alongside that had written another

I am inside the Chicago aquarium; one step inside and I am five years old again—nose to glass, palms flattened,

It’s always easier to live in a lie, isn’t it? Like the man who paints cracks in his walls the

There’s always a hush in the land when a bold voice speaks. A hush not of respect, but of secret