Marriage is Vanilla
Men would have happily remained men, but then came marriage – a social conspiracy to deprive a man of his individualistic trait. Marriage like ice cream comes in multiple flavours.…Continue Reading →
The Unknown Indians
I had heard many an anecdote about the rest of India wondering about the existence of places in North-eastern India.…
Ya Devi Sarvabhuteshu…
It’s that time of the year when mother Durga embarks on her annual vacation, family and pets in tow. The…
Lights, Camera, Action
“What do you want to be when you grow up?” – The second most common question which bored grownups put before clueless kids. The first of course is – “What…Continue Reading →
My Minute-Centimetre of Fame
A few weeks ago I received a call from NDTV requesting me to fill in the empty spaces in one…
In Defiance of the Alleged Similitude of the Masculine Kind
“All men are the same.” How many times have you, my fellow brethren heard this done-unto-death-but-always-rejuvenated banality? Can’t count or…
It Ain't a Black Riddle
Every year the world’s largest movie industry sends its official nominations to the awards celebrating the achievements of it’s more popular and affluent transoceanic cousin, but not without some associated…Continue Reading →
Google Turns 7
History of GoogleGoogle’s 7th Anniversary Post
Evil is Good
We have been wanting for ages for all the differences, inequalities, suffering to disappear from this world. But if that…
The Wealth of Humans
Man enters the world with nothing on him, and also leaves in a similar fashion (If you count the Pharaohs and the like out). During his material existence, what is…Continue Reading →
Losing the Little Cultures
The greatest challenge before independent India was one of keeping the nation together. ‘Unity in diversity’ became the catchphrase. Public…
War and Peace
When I was a little younger and the topic of war cropped up in any discussion, my father would always…
