Bob’s Banter by Robert Clements

So, there I was, sipping a hot cup of cutting chai outside my local tea shop, when I heard someone […]

It was a bright morning in a village next to Malgudi, where the sun always rose on command and set

So, there I was, strapped into seat 46A, my boarding pass still crumpled in my fist, and a packet of

Somewhere between the EMI for your fridge and the EMI for your scooter, corrupt Gujarat government officers have added one

Ahmedabad, last week. A plane crashes. Catches fire. The horror unfolds in seconds. Two hundred and forty-one people perish in

Sometimes, when the Wi-Fi is down at a seaside resort, and the coffee tastes suspiciously like punishment, I stare at

Nope, I didn’t write this on Father’s Day. I waited. Like the real father should. Not for the cards, the

Just when I thought I’d figured out our foreign policy—a headline in today’s paper left me scratching what’s left of

So now, NDTV says, they’re talking about grounding all Boeing Dreamliners flying in India. Yes, the same plane that evokes

There’s a peculiar silence that follows a goodbye. It’s the kind that lingers in the air long after the honk