If you have an opinion to share and the ability to put pen to paper, lock your doors.
Dead Serious
by Abhinandan Sekhri
November 19, 2012
Death. The instant image makeover for Bal Thackeray?
A Perfect Ape
by Anand Ranganathan
November 15, 2012
For the past two decades nothing has changed in Chennai. Is its perfection going to be its downfall?
The Urge To Rape
by Samrat
November 10, 2012
Everyone is busy intellectualising the recent Mumbai rape. Keep personal bias aside and look at it for what it is.
The Blind Men Of Hindoostan
by Samrat
November 7, 2012
Naipaul, Karnad & Dalrymple would all be right if they look at the big picture. But none of them do.
Hum Aapke Hain Kunware
by Aastha Manocha
November 5, 2012
Why hasn’t Rahul Gandhi got married yet? That’s what every Punjabi grandma wants to know.
There’s Something About Money
by Anand Vardhan
October 23, 2012
There’s an escapism that’s common to those occupying news space these days - the Mallyas, F1 and Yash Chopra.
Denguegate
by Anand Ranganathan
October 18, 2012
There is money to be made everywhere, even during the Dengue hysteria that hits Delhi every year. Read on.
Electric China – Part II
by Anand Ranganathan
October 5, 2012
Capitalism coated with some token Communism. Is China a shining example for India?
Loneliness Of Human Company
by Anand Vardhan
October 5, 2012
The autobiographical narrative in Jerry Pinto’s Em And The Big Hoom, though hard to miss, could be anyone’s story.
Electric China – Part I
by Anand Ranganathan
October 4, 2012
Prabhudeva in Tianjin. Han bao. And a state channel which can teach Doordarshan a thing or two. Welcome to China!
When Grace Was Grandfatherly
by Anand Vardhan
August 27, 2012
In our vicarious engagement with old age in cinema, Hangal Sahab was a site that we visited many times.
Behind a Veil
by Mosarrap Hossain Khan
August 22, 2012
Mumbai. Assam. Rohingya. Muslim victims and perpetrators. Have Bollywood and television helped fuel a skewed view of the Muslim community?
A Fort For Mr Kanda
by Anand Vardhan
August 20, 2012
Gopal Kanda’s ostentatious lifestyle is yet another example of the effects of conspicuous consumption in today’s India.
The Ramadan Effect
by Shujaat Bukhari
July 30, 2012
For Kashmiris, life is always drastically different during Ramadan. But this time there are some interesting changes.
Losses Of A Win
by Anand Vardhan
July 27, 2012
For Olympic hopefuls and educational migrants, victory has a thousand fathers. But what of loss?
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