L.K. Sharma has followed no profession other than journalism for more than four decades, covering criminals and prime ministers. He was the European Correspondent of The Times of India based in London for a decade. He reported for five years from Washington as the Foreign Editor of the Deccan Herald. Edited three volumes on innovations in India. He has completed a work of creative nonfiction on V. S. Naipaul. His two e-books 'The Twain' and 'A Parliamentary Affair' form part of The Englandia Quartet.
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Published in: openIndiaGod votes in India, abstains in Britain. Part 1Once Britain moved beyond religious nationalism, religion itself became a spent force, though not one prevented from...
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Published in: HomeWhen Harry weds MeghanSome bashed the monarchy and called the royal wedding a non-event. A minority voice claimed that the wedding was no...
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Published in: openIndiaSilence and din define Indian journalismRavish Kumar has recorded the Republic of Fear for posterity. These are the heroes of World Press Freedom Day.
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Published in: openIndiaThe Queen rules the Commonwealth!Many epithets have been used to run down the Commonwealth. The London summit may even be called the Commonwealth Games II…
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Published in: openIndiaThe Commonwealth gets extra attentionSome 5,000 participants from government, business and civil society have arrived for the Commonwealth Heads of...
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Published in: openIndiaCut-throat competition distorts democracy in IndiaSo, what is the right measure of passion in politics that is good for the health of democracy? There has to be a...