I’ve never seen a church like Our Lady of Malibu. Its open spaces, full of light, seem like a vision of heaven. Everything about it is beautiful, simple and clear. Fr Bill, the pastor, has [...]

These are my friends Lizzy Bentley and Arge O’Neil, the people responsible for my fund raising forays in Malibu Beach, along with their two beautiful sons Lucan (sipping from his fancy [...]

The children are the future, but in the context of eternity, so are the parents! I return to my home in America as often as I can to be with Mom and Dad because few things in life give me as much [...]

Hello everyone! Just a quick note to let you know why I have been so silent. I am in the US visiting with my parents (as well as with Anand and Cathleen, my six brothers and sisters, rafts of [...]

Kanwarjit Chawla is one of our family’s oldest and dearest friends. He is Moy Moy’s Godfather and has been an adviser to the Foundation since the day we started. Yesterday, I took the [...]

Now does this look like a young lady so sick her mother had to postpone her trip to America? All of last week Moy Moy kept me in a state of anxiety. She had started having a new type of seizure, [...]

When I was in college, I took a literature course in the Afro-American Studies department. One of the books on our recommended list I never got around to reading but always remembered because the [...]

Doesn’t this say it all? The love between a father and a son, the pride and joy each finds in the other. . . This is Vikram and his son Vijay. Vikram works at PSI and lives in a flat at our [...]

My sister called very early this morning to tell me that Uncle Clem had just died. That’s him in the photo on the left – he’s the bald one, the one with the beard is my dad. [...]

Last week I read an article in The Hindu which speculated about what might happen if companies banned email during office hours. According to researchers, productivity actually decreases with too [...]