For two years I believed one sentence: once the money is sorted, everything else will settle. Then the money sorted itself, and a queue of other problems walked in, each one holding a token. Joseph Heller once stood at a billionaire’s party and said he had the one thing his host could never buy. The knowledge that he had enough. That word settles the money question. Then every question we kept postponing finally walks in.

( A fictional diary which is a reality in bits n pieces ) Dear Diary, I am Raman, and this is my story. I am writing this wearing my father's oversized shirt and his dhoti, which had been lying in my mother's sentimental iron suitcase for more than a decade. I was born in this Koti village a long time ago. I was the only child to my parents, which gave me a better life than the other village kids. When I say a better life, I meant not going to sleep with an empty stomach and