| A hobbling Horse | | When Manmohan Singh first became India’s prime minister, it raised hopes that he would set high standards in following constitutional norms but he has not been able to work as a PM due to the National Advisory Council (NAC) headed by Sonia Gandhi. | | The lost game | | Imran Khan may have lost many a cricket contest, but losing the latest elections in Pakistan and the dream of leading his country toward some semblance of normalcy is now all shattered. | | A reviving art | | This refers to the news item, ‘Handwriting, a dying art’. Improving handwriting is a skill-based activity. Good handwriting is a significant factor for students in their academic career, which imbibes self-confidence and to get extra marks in the school-based and board examinations. | | Mother’s Day | | I open my eyes. The radiant rays of the sun gleam in my eye.
I wake up suddenly and my eyes start to search here and there, with my hands trembling; I pick up my pillow and look at the time in my cell phone. | | Power of music | | It was a delight to read about ‘Mahi’ Dhoni in ‘PeopleWatch’ section [KT, May 11]. Once again the article shows the power of music, which is the universal language of mankind. I really envy those who sing marvelously as definitely it’s a God-given talent. | | Customer Service | | It was interesting to read the article ‘Are you a valued customer?’ (KT, May 10) on the experience he had with an airline! | | Foreign education | | I read with interest an article in KT about foreign universities being the top choice for the UAE students. | | Turmoil in Bangladesh | | Historically known as the “third angle of the greater Hindustan”, Bangladesh, which was created by territorial seccession from West Pakistan, has experienced unrest and turmoil, including several industrial disasters aplenty of late — fires, collapsed buildings and, now, riots! | | Customer service | | The opinion article “Are you a valued customer?” by PG Bhaskar published on May 10 was a candid presentation of reality. | | Time is slipping away | | Time is the most precious thing in life. It influences every single moment and everything we do. To manage time is to manage life. | |
