After reading the Delhi Durbar piece on the Tehelka incident in the morning, I unknowingly blurted out, “That is why this industry is sick!” My senior editor countered, saying that I cannot genera
It’s not everyday that one can be jailed for offering hugs in a civilized society, but then once someone steps beyond the red lines established by a small group of people anything can happen.
Few hours of rain is enough to strip naked the truth, to uncover the core problems disguised under layers of decor and elegance, to cut to the chase and face the ugly reality; our civic infrastructure
This week I thought of writing something different. OK, I admit I did not have anything else to write so I came up with this excuse and my editor was nice enough to accept my idea.
Since the beginning of the campaign against illegal workers, some foreigners who were born in the Kingdom or spent years working here have started calling on the authorities to consider granting th
Two weeks ahead of the regular biannual meeting of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) in Vienna, Riyadh opted for sending an assuring message that it is not very much concerned w
