Reflections

<p>280. Replicating anything Singaporean</p>
May 07, 2026

280. Replicating anything Singaporean

Singapore is considered Asia's most modern city, populated by ultra-wealthy individuals from neighboring countries.  According to the S&P Global Singapore Purchasing Manager’s Index, the...

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<p>279. Rising hatred toward Jews is not a good sign</p>
May 06, 2026

279. Rising hatred toward Jews is not a good sign

Jewish children in Australia are facing severe antisemitism. The Bondi massacre is a brutal example of the widespread, unchecked antisemitism across the country.  In fact, antisemitic rhetor...

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<p>278. Europe coming full circle</p>
May 05, 2026

278. Europe coming full circle

The eighth gathering of the European Political Community is currently held in Yerevan, Armenia. The location was carefully selected to show Europe’s dedication to preventing Armenia from reverting to...

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<p>277. Failure in life is inevitable&nbsp;</p>
May 04, 2026

277. Failure in life is inevitable 

Seneca said: “As is a tale, so is life: not how long it is, but how good it is, is what matters.” But who controls its length or the years? That’s not in our hands. Several factors influence this...

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Poetry

<p>280. Good human beings save the world</p>
May 07, 2026

280. Good human beings save the world

Read one of my best Charles Bukowski poems -

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<p>279. we are the tree on which fruit ripens </p>
May 06, 2026

279. we are the tree on which fruit ripens 

Today I came across a song translated from German, and the description says it was sung by German girls addressed to their Führer.

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<p>278. One lies about a beautiful dead man</p>
May 05, 2026

278. One lies about a beautiful dead man

The American poet Linda Gregg was a friend of William J. Dean, which is how I came to know her.

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<p>277. Won't you celebrate with me</p>
May 04, 2026

277. Won't you celebrate with me

Lucille Clifton was an American poet. Langston Hughes published Clifton's poetry in his highly influential anthology, The Poetry of the Negro, in 1970.

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Krishna Kumar Mishra

Krishna Kumar Mishra

A bilingual poet, author, columnist, editor, script writer and painter, an Aviation Engineer by education but a journalist by profession.

Worked with Indian Express group; edited Courage and The Voice magazines; Edited and Published The Scoria (the leading English literary magazine 1995-2002) which has the credit of introducing more than 100 new poets, including many American & British poets.

The Scoria was patronized by Khushwant Singh, former Prime Ministers VP Singh and PV Narasimha Rao, George Fernandes (who served as the Defence Minister of India from 1998 until 2004), Nani A Palkhivala, Russi Mody, Justice VR Krishna Iyer among others; Andrew Motion (who was later Poet Laureate of the United Kingdom from 1999 to 2009), Nirad C. Chaudhuri, Mulk Raj Anand, Ruskin Bond, Jayanta Mahapatra, Niranjan Mohanty, Paul Hoover, Maxine Chernoff, Edith Konecky, Jonathan Gourlay, Patricia Prime, Arlene Zide and some other very well-known poets and authors.

Author of several books in English and Hindi. First Poetry collection, “Always in Transit” was first published in London by Dolphin.

Was editor of India’s best known investment magazine Dalal Street Investment Journal before starting own venture Indian Economy & Market.