This is not me, but all of us in India. After 75 years of independence, we are still scared of calling a spade a spade. Most of us are complete burps

Citing a blasé pollution control directive, the authorities are forcing many to get rid of their prized cars that are still in pristine condition

It is the genetic makeup of Indians, brought up tough, to grin away even as a harsh reality maims us. History is once again revisiting us

By choice, most Indians are unmasked. We are slipshod and don't give a damn. I can but pray that COVID-19's new avatar doesn't smite us again

India is heavily dependent on the external world for fuel and edible oils, as in many other sectors. A flailing rupee is only making matters worse

Pray as we may, things are getting worse in the real estate sector. Now there’s a twist—the few getting homes are being forced to fund others

Across the world, cats are feeling the heat, as are humans. Shameless callousness towards Climate Change and the economy are hitting home

I saw something very disturbing at a club in Delhi last week. I saw the so-called educated getting factionalized, minds literally writhed dry

It boggles my mind. I could have been a rail engine driver. A singer. A pilot. Soldier. India’s cricket kapitan. And yet, I turned out like this

In the race for more, we may be forgetting the less that makes our lives richer. As we collectively quibble, we forget the reasons to keep smiling

Blood-curdling genocide happened in Rwanda in 1994. Today, we walk an eerily similar line, with sections of our errant media stoking the fire

It is bothersome that ageing cine-stars and former sportspersons are blatantly endorsing suspect products, with no one to question them