While the daggers out in the media for some prominent people caught up in the Panama papers saga, and their woes, let us digress from that issue and concentrate on ABPL’s forthcoming award ceremony in appreciation of regular letter writers.

Steel industry is vital for the well-being of UK.

At present there is no such thing as International Tax Law. It relates to tax on foreign-country source income accruing to residents and resident-country source income accruing to non-residents.

I congratulate Mayoral candidate Sadiq Khan’s comment that he wears “Badge of Shame” because of anti-Semitism, eccentricity, anti-egalitarianism prevailing in Labour Party. Sadiq, to his credit, further attacked Labour leadership for taking...

Hardly a day goes by without some horror stories engulfing corridor of fossilized, mediocre NHS. GPs are in extremely short supply, over-worked and underfunded, hounded from all sides; equivocator NHS ceaselessly increases GP work-load, expanding...

Dr. Naginbhai Patel has rightly lamented divisive forces indulging in anti-national and unsavory language towards current situation in India.

I read the article by Nishitbhai which I found to be very informative.

Professor Antony Copley's  review of Lord Parekh's book, 'Debating India', raises some interesting issues. Gandhi is described as out of his depth in comparison to Ambedkar,  the Dalit leader and author of India's constitution. 

My interest in politics is minimal. Its involvement ends with voting for person I trust, not the party.

Our gutless, corrosive, heterogeneous politicians are bullied and subjugated by Tom, Dick and Harry. Both PM and Chancellor are willing to dance to Chinese tune who is systematically destroying our ragtag still industry, imposing 46% traffic...