Teacup in a Storm
Vijay Nambisan’s ‘First Infinities’ brings to life the old world and its many charms, including the…
2015
(Hyper)Reality Check
The rise of social media is forcing performance artists to rethink core notions of ‘live’-ness and…
The Torrid, Horrid (and Sordid) Days of Summer
We need to make sense of the senseless violence that breaks out in this time of…
The Internet Iceberg
The deep web’s lack of censorship and accountability makes it a double-edged weapon, says Stuti Pachisia.When…
The Narcissism of the Selfie
What does that cellphone camera capture when you point it at yourself and pout? More importantly,…
The New Normal
It’s pointless to blame the Internet for irreversibly changing our lives, says Koli Mitra. After all,…
Piercing the Silence
Lazily labelling the Internet as elitist elides its potential as a platform for subversive voices to…
The Buffer We Need
Net neutrality is a necessary deterrent to protect users from the predatory impulses of the oligarchs…
Method in Madness
Sriram Karri’s constant attempts to assert his intellectual superiority prove the undoing of an otherwise riveting…
The Boy Who Loved To Dance
Adreyo Sen writes a short story about growing up and discovering oneself.When I was a child,…