Just over a month ago, I wrote about Prof C N R Rao's take on what ails Bangalore. A respected academician and an adviser to the Prime Minister of India, I considered Prof Rao's opinion to be extremely misguided and wrong. He is at the very least at the top of the heap of educated … Continue reading Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid

And now for something entirely different. Well, not really. I mean that in the Monty Pythonesque sense. If you are familiar with Monty Python, you know upon hearing that line that what was going to follow was more of the same absurd insanely humorous ridiculous nonsense that considers nothing sacred. Perhaps nobody expects the Spanish … Continue reading The Problem with Atheism