by admin | Aug 17, 2017 | Essays
By Rishikesh Chhabra. It was a dark and stormy night. [Clichéd beginning / a classic if there ever was one, if I may say so myself…:p]. The wind lashed out against the windowpanes as a torrential downpour kept howling out yonder. I was quietly sipping a steaming mug...
by admin | Feb 26, 2017 | Essays, Multimedia, Politics, Society
A message of hope so eloquently delivered. “…what if this darkness is not the darkness of the Tomb, but the darkness of the Womb…” As a former varsity debater and public speaker, I took delight in the display of mastery over those 6 minutes...
by admin | Feb 19, 2016 | Essays, Politics, Society
Saw a Facebook post shared by a friend of a friend: The author makes some interesting points and some of them very much resonate with me. He then makes a logical leap from, I am such a saint and yet I do not protest the government and therefore I am holier-than-thou...
by admin | Jan 1, 2016 | Essays, Musings
If there is one goal we should ALL have on our new year resolution – it is to be Generous. Generosity doesn’t have to be about money – it is an attitude, a mindset backed by concrete action. So that’s my most important resolution for this year....
by admin | Dec 29, 2012 | Book Review, Essays
Book Review: Progress and Poverty, Henry George, New York, November, 1880 Modernized and abridged, 2006 Chilling and prescient. Food for thought. When the Nation-state is sick, only an engaged politically active middle class can counter this kind of ill. That’s...
by admin | Sep 5, 2012 | Essays, Musings
A happy Teachers day to all my mentors, young and old alike that I have learned from as I grow (hopefully) wiser through the learning provided. DANCE/SALSA A happy Teachers day to each and everyone that has helped me along my journey as I discovered dance and grow and...
