Month: June 2018

‘My sincere apologies to those readers who may have been offended by my earlier blog, dated 10 June 2018, Indian politics wasted my Saturday. I recognise that I may have inadvertently, but unintentionally, offended the followers of both Mr Modi and Mr Gandhi, as well as the Indian media or […]

‘The Indian public media and the social media are currently abuzz with a fictional story about an imaginary assassination plot against a high profile leader. The extent of madness is such that this plot is being debated on the Indian television channels. Are there no other existential issues in India, […]

‘One extreme gives way to the other extreme. Anger begets anger. To every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. Tit for tat! What goes around comes around. Do unto others what you wish to be done by them. These are some of the phrases that fit into the […]

‘Humanism binds humans; it is Divine. Humanism means having to treat every other human with respect, whilst upholding the intrinsic human dignity, and in the same manner as one would like to be treated in return by that human. On the contrary, feminism and misogyny are discriminatory, just like racism. […]