Author: TP Saran

Why even in America? Because America self-styled as the only superpower sets trends and standards which it both seeks to impose but which are also adopted by much

Terror strikes are becoming so frequent now that the new normal will have to be matched by unstoppable vigilance on the part of individual citizens as well as

This is the kind of wastage that the country can simply not afford

Many boats are still stuck in the sand, and the struggle of the middle class becomes harder by the day

In this globalised world, we cannot help being impacted by events that take place at the global level in more ways than one – in all aspects of

Not only Europe and Britain, but the whole world is awaiting with bated breath the outcome of the referendum that will be held on Thursday next June 23

The two news items currently making the headlines in America are the nomination of Mrs Hillary Clinton as the first ever woman presidential candidate and the condemnation of

By TP Saran

Is corruption, cronyism, favouritism, siphoning state money through legal loopholes ‘à la Panama Papers’ hardwired into politicians all over the world, irrespective of their ideologies and despite their

On Friday last 15 April, a magnitude 6.5 earthquake struck Japan, causing widespread injuries (with about 35 people dead) and property damage.

In a comment he made after visiting refugee camps recently, in the company of a US senator, in Turkey and some other locations, singer Bono said that the

Somebody once said that the lust for money is the bane of mankind. This remark was make in the course of an enquiry about a ‘chèque sans provision’

This is turning out to be probably the dirtiest political campaign that America has known until now, with two frontrunner Republican candidates, namely Donald Trump and Ted Cruz

‘The heart of Europe is bleeding’ – this is a comment made during the extensive coverage that has followed the attacks in Brussels on Tuesday last. By Wednesday

One could say yes and no, as no system is perfect, and one has to make do with the limitations and constraints that seem to be inherent in