The other day, was able to catch a fine interview of Kamal Haasan on NDTV. I really like him, and have a lot of time for him. I hope he succeeds in politics. What I liked most about him in that interview was that he clearly said that he is an atheist and that he did not believe in any God. So, it follows that religion will have no presence in his political journey. Now, for an aspiring politician in India, it takes some courage to say so upfront. Here's wishing he stays true to his words.
Saturday, 11 August 2018
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
#241
As they say, one should be gracious in victory and generous in defeat. So, let me be generous enough in admitting that this sledgehammer o...
-
A scandalous financial skullduggery takes place more than two decades ago. It takes 10 years to frame charges. A further 10 years of mean...
-
Mr. Vajpayee has turned 93 today. In my humble opinion, he's been one of the finest Prime Ministers this country has had since Neh...
-
Let me provide some context first. I was born in 1976, so I’m a child of the 80s. But there are some scraps of memories that keep floati...
No comments:
Post a Comment