By Rahool Gadkari:Most of us are different people at work, at home, with friends, with family, with loved ones, on the sports field and many other places. It is often a necessity to adopt these multifarious forms to help compartmentalize different areas of one’s life.
By Rahool Gadkari: A man calls up the prime minister and says – “Hello, I’d like to become the next prime minster”. A startled Manmohan Singh responds – “Are you an idiot”. The man quips back –“Oh...Is that a requirement?". This was a joke doing
By Rahool Gadkari: I fear that I’m suffering from an incurable disease. I reckon it’s rather serious. No, no doctor is likely to have a cure. Have I given up? Well yes, almost. A sliver of hope does remain though, like the crack in the
By Rahool Gadkari: This past week, two different events happened to grab my attention. The first one grabbed headlines the world over – Apple launched the new version of its iPhone, amidst much fanfare, selling around 5 million units in a little over 3 days.
By Rahool Gadkari: “This is your life. Do what you love. And do it often" These words are written on a poster that hangs on my wall. Seems pretty obvious, don’t you think? Yet, I doubt too many people do what they love even occasionally,