Sunday Sentiments

• SORRY, IT IS VERY BRITISH & MEANS MANY THINGS

  Published On May 24, 2026

  Sorry is a word we hardly ever use in India. Even when it’s necessary, we tend to avoid it. Apologies are not our forte. In Britain, on the other hand, it trips off t...
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• NATION AND ITS LARGEST RELIGIOUS MINORITY

  Published On May 17, 2026

  Are we witnessing the steady marginalization of Indian Muslims? Is it the case that politically they increasingly don’t count and in public life they increasingly don...
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• RECOLLECTING LEGENDS AND LORES ABOUT INDIA’S FORCES

  Published On May 10, 2026

  Amongst my fondest memories are evenings spent on the terrace of our old farm in Chhatarpur listening to Daddy reminisce about his days in the army as he sipped his fir...
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• IN THE US, A KING CHARLES MASTERCLASS IN DIPLOMACY

  Published On May 3, 2026

  You have to admit the one thing the Brits do have is a sense of humour. But perhaps it’s not so obvious to those of us who either don’t have one or only like to lau...
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