A poet, dancer, writer, wanderer…did we miss out something? Procrastinator and beach-bum extraordinaire – Tishani Doshi. Of Baltimore, London and Madras, which city do you connect to the most? Ever since watching The Wire I’ve felt somewhat nostalgic towards
India’s fastest racer, Karun Chandhok in a rapid fire interview with Shubham Nag. Fastest Indian, but not yet the fastest in the world… how big is the gap between F1 and other lower classes of auto racing? GP2 is
As thousands try to cleanse their conscience by shrieking hoarse at India’s biggest reality show, the forests, rivers and the invisible millions die many a death. Paradoxes deepen, doubts arise. Is it still just to dream? Arundhati Roy in conversation
A first of its kind experiment in the world and a successful one at that. Meet Shubhranshu Choudhary, the man behind CGNET Swara. It’s been almost one and a half years since the launch of CGNet Swara, how has the
Directing movies or directing plays? Would never want to be in a situation where I have to choose between the two. Delhi or Mumbai? Mumbai is home. Delhi is nostalgia. Critical applause or commercial awards? (Smirks) Over and above both
“It’s like I’m an oyster. I’ve had this sharp speck inside me for a long time and, I’ve been trying to make it more comfortable. So slowly, I’ve turned it into a pearl.” These telling lines from ‘The Reluctant Fundamentalist’
Saswat Pattanayak met with Prof. Noam Chomsky in Boston to discuss revolutionary roots of Arab Spring and the indigenous movement in India. Our Interview with Noam Chomsky, taken in March 2011. Read Part II Prof Chomsky, where do you