Beautiful Incoherence
Salman Rushdie’s new novel is a colourful experiment in didacticism, says Dipsikha Thakur. Two Years, Eight…
September, 2015
Presumptions of Purity
By Binit Priyaranjan Presumptions of Purity Come to bed. Switch off the light. Leave the music…
My Mother’s Earrings
By Qadri InzamamWhen you’ve been locked up in an unknown dingy cold room for a time,…
Phnom Penh: Rising from the Ashes
Four decades after it fell to the Khmer Rouge, Udayan Dhar visits the Cambodian capital to…
Pulling the Trigger
That morning, I went out and bought a camera instead of a gun… After my car…
Peer-ing into the Abyss
Mufti Sayeed’s whirling dervish act sparks a heated conversation about privilege. Last month, we learnt from…
Songs of the Red River
The Brahmaputra motivates enduring emotions of love, pride, compassion, anger and despair, writes Debashree Dattaray. “And…
Guests, Some More Equal Than Others
The new Atithi Devo Bhava ads might be slicker than the original campaign, but carry some…
The Story-Writing Experience and Creative Problems of Expression
Raza Naeem translates an essay by Rajinder Singh Bedi about the intricacies of his craft.I apologise…
Give Me Your Sorrows
Rajinder Singh Bedi, who turns 100 this month, escaped the critical stereotyping that mars his illustrious…
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