Politicians are the same the world over, just as conscientious as any, and just as inclined to untruths. Read more

And guess who was wining.

India, of course, until Michael Phelps won his 22 medal — a gold — on Saturday. Read more

Taking home to work is not such a bad alternative to what most of have grown up detesting: taking work home. Read more

A Washington DC think tank added a new term to the discourse on India-US relations a few months ago: oversold. Read more

First he took one, came back for another and then some more. Shortly, he declared “That Triangular Thing” the best food on offer. That triangular thing, not hard to guess, was a samosa. Read more

After they were done yelling at some Pakistani journalists who, expectedly, had some harsh questions, the lawmakers relaxed. It was time to pump flesh. Read more

You might think children need some exercise to break the monotony of lessons, no matter how exciting they can be. Or so we thought: it was a slam-dunk for us. Read more

Is every Indian responsible for the Gujarat riots? Do we all have to hang our heads in collective shame as directly responsible? Read more

Being new to American Football last year, I was puzzled by the mass hysteria in the days leading up to the Super Bowl, the final match of the championship season. Read more

Mitt Romney is so rich it’s working against him in a party that is known to swear by market capitalism, free enterprise. Everyone wants to see his tax returns. Rivals for the Republican presidential nomination — specifically Newt Gingrich — believe Romney’s millions give him an unfair advantage. “Money power,” they complain. Read more