R I C H I E M O N E Y

I cannot wait for Rishi Darda to return back to India. The way Dainik Lokmat detailed the `news' of his sabbatical to the United States of America gives me an impression the boy is about to embark upon a path breaking research project potent enough to change the course of human history, not just that of Amcha poor Bharat.

Whoever it was who front-paged the story that R I S H I was on way to Amrica and not the Himalayas, must have satisfied himself/herself with the `surprise' and `unusual' element in the event. Full marks to his/her newsense. There is plenty of surprise in it, I agree.

Richiemoney is not the same as Rishi -mooni.

The newsitem lists a number of other achievements of the wonder kid, about which I remain shamefully ignorant, like his accompanying an Indian Prime minister on a visit to Japan, (when was that?). But you must blame it on Google for not providing one with enough results under Rishi Darda's name, at least not as many as it does under a term like say

Ghost Writers, who I am told are in as good supply in American universities as they are here.

Thankfully Dainik Lokmat will keep us posted on the budding newspaper baron, son of former minister, Rajendra Darda, son for former minister late Jawaharlal Darda's American adventures as religiously as they did about the later two. No other newspaper can do it.