Now, where were we? Ah yes, in the middle of a countdown. Last week was spent delving into the respective merits and demerits of two rather popular training methods for those
Remember what they say about teachers and doers? Those who can, do; those who cant teach… well, I’ve come to the conclusion that I cant, so I might as well keep on teaching…
This one was mahogany red and while I was friends with all the dogs in the area, both pet and stray, this one just wouldn’t want to say hi.
Most people in most countries have a very shallow decision making process when it comes to picking up a dog.
A few weeks ago, I had called upon an old friend, Prakash who was a naturalist at the Keoladeo Ghana National Park and a keen birder
Aikido and Krav Maga practitioners do not seek to score points or win tournaments.
Picking up from last week it's a pity most of us in the tropics have neither encountered a wolverine nor its innumerable legends.
During my early years in school, Superman and Batman and DC’s Justice League America were the heroes that flew around the mindscape.
Come to think of it, last week’s Ki story, though a powerful personal experience, isn’t the most dramatic demonstration of internal power that I’ve ever witnessed.
About a decade ago, while strolling through a park in south Delhi, I happened to see a portly figure engaging in a graceful dance-like tussle with two others.
No offense intended here but ever since the Indians shook up the then invincible Aussies in Sydney in 2008, I have been heralding the rise of the ‘Third Reich’ in modern day cricket.
"You are very new to this… I don’t know if you can do justice to this subjectâ€
Usually male elephants secrete an oily liquid from their temporal glands and dribble urine constantly – signs that the mahouts should be wary and take extreme precautions…
I'm a sucker for quick fixes! I’m on that tightrope called the thirties and I know that my choices today will go a long way towards ruining or empowering the decades hopefully to come.
I was driving slowly. The twin beams of light scanned the horizon for signs of life. But it was well past 11 in the night and I was driving through fields and forests.