Musings

The passing away of Reverend Archbishop Tutu reminded me of the following: Some years ago I went to a meeting Reverend Archbishop Tutu was addressing. During question time I said that his commitment to non-violence was great, would he extend that to the animal kingdom...

[17/09, 19:45] Nitin Mehta: https://www.iglobalnews.com/podcast/the-imoney-show/all-about-the-business-of-veganism[17/09, 19:47] Nitin Mehta: Interview by Tony Patti from IGLOBLNEWS. COM

Dear Editor, Guardian,Suzanne Arundhati Roy (This is no ordinary spying----27 July 2021) claims that 4 million people have died in India due to the Coronavirus. Over the years Suzanne Arundhati Roy has accused both the Congress party and the present ruling party of...

Here is the story: https://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/news/leicester-news/three-eyed-calf-wales-rehomed-5617245

Reply to an editorial in the The Times. Dear EditorYour editorial(The Times view on India's Twitter threat: Modi Brought low,7 June 2021) warns prime minister Modi not to use strong arm tactics as his popularity ratings drop due to the Covid situation. Our own mishaps...

Dear Editor the Guardian In his article Anish Kapoor(Modis bulldozing of parliament shows him the  architect of a Hind Taliban, 4 June 2021) confirms that he is consumed by the hatred of democratically elected leader of  the  world's largest democracy. The current...

'Nothing will ever be the same': how faith groups adapted to lockdown in England As places of worship reopen in England, one church reveals how its congregation grew from 15 to 1,500 people Janaki Mehta dancing in the Radharaman temple in Vrindavan,...

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/jun/15/nothing-will-ever-be-the-same-how-faith-groups-adapted-to-lockdown-in-england

Dear Rajat KhoslaYour article in today's Guardian ( 2 October 2020 ) is short on facts which is a pity and a sad reflection on Amnesty. The government of India had asked for the sources of the huge amount of money that was coming to Amnesty International. Your account...