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Last year while visiting the home of my former class teacher, all of ninety-six years, she asked me to sing

August 3, 2020

‘When someone blushes with embarrassment, when someone carries away an ache, when something sacred is made to appear common, when

August 2, 2020

Listen to Varuna Clements Thalla, former Bloomberg TV anchor, interview Amrita her sister, a Clinical Psychologist and therapist with a

August 2, 2020

And in an old white house somewhere in Washington, an old man with blonde hair, shaped in a peculiar way,

July 31, 2020

In building a business, there’s a certain amount of time you spend, pitching sales for your business to succeed and

July 30, 2020

One day, while standing on the balcony of a tall building, I looked down and saw a funeral taking place

July 29, 2020

Her name was Ayong. She was to be our guide in Korea. Pretty, petite and smiling she stepped up to

July 29, 2020

There are many who wonder why I don’t have an umbrella, or even a raincoat this monsoon, and let me

July 27, 2020

For many years I was a businessman, and very often had to visit men and women in different leadership positions

July 26, 2020

Each one of us is born to win, right? Not born to lose! I like this story by Norman Vincent

July 26, 2020

And in the midst of India becoming the world’s second worst country, hit by the Coronavirus, yet indulging in dirty

July 24, 2020

“Oh, Father, how nice of you to come home,” said the little old lady, as she ushered the priest in.

July 23, 2020

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