First it was doctors in Delhi. Then doctors in Berhampore. Then doctors in Bangalore. Now doctors in Ludhiana. And soon doctors in Bombay. Question: why are only doctors and medical students feeling …
A powerful swamiji, who studied in a Mysore college before he was asked to don the mantle, used to come to class with harlenne dripping in his hair. Out of …
ALFRED SATISH JONES writes from Washington D.C.: Here's a link to a Washington Post story about expat (high-tech) Indians getting organized to fight the problem of the long waits involved …
"I haven't seen the book, I've seen the passages that were compared between the two books. I must say I don't accept the idea that this could have been accidentally …
Down 490 points in the first few minutes of trading one morning; up 532 points through the rest of the day. Down the moment rumours about P-notes and the "Mauritius Route" circulate; up …
H.R. BAPU SATHYANARAYANA writes: During the 1970s, I was working in Tanzania on a foreign assignment where there were expatriates of many nationalities. Amongst the expats there was a German with whom …
T.S. SATYAN writes: Those who had known him will feel particularly sad at the death of John Kenneth Galbraith. I attended a party in the American Embassy in New Delhi soon after …
One bald man is a depressed soul. Two bald men is a mutual admiration club. Three or more bald men is an association. The inimitable T.S. SATYAN writes of Baldies' International, the …