Haiku
brightness of a day fakes like a Bollywood movie old monk in my tea at…
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Life Is Everywhere
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A Seventh Man in 2017
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‘Looking At The Relation Between Things And Ourselves’
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Berger-iana: Finding the Master in India
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The Esoteric Nature Of Truth
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All Fundamentalists Destroy The Essence Of What They Are Talking About
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Does Islam preach terror?
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The Axis Of Ignorance
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The Blood Soaked Closet
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Dhaka’s Tryst With Terrorism
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Haider and its Haters
The critical and mainstream reception of Haider was overwhelmingly positive barring some questions on the politico-theoretical…
At the Barbershop
In this country, barbers are more important than doctors or physicists. 7 out of 16…
Wasting water like it is money
The serious issue of water scarcity has often been side-lined owing to massive industrialisation and “corporate…
Indian Super League: The curious case of Franchise Football
The Indian Super League has generated a lot of hype regarding its claim of developing the…
The 5 Man-Booker Prize winners, in the last decade, that perhaps should not have won
The winner of this year’s Man-Booker Prize is Australian author Richard Flanagan, for his novel, The…
A Chicken and Egg Puzzle – Almost!
This month Paramita Banerjee muddles some notions around sex work. Read on! With the annual festivities…
Five Deadliest tropical storms in the history of the world
Cyclone Hudhud hit the east coast of India on 12 October leaving behind it, a trail…
In the “boutique” with Rahul Khanna
“I am not easy to slot, how do you slot me?” … From his sense of…
The absence of colours and the multi-coloured past: Murakami’s new novel
Haruki Murakami’s latest novel relates the past in its multi-coloured and multi-vocal brilliance. But is it…