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A deceptive stillness
Photo feature by Navonil Dey in Nepal. Gen Z and the spontaneous ‘revolution’: the movement has not ended. It has only paused.
Zohran Mamdani’s election is not a Revolution
By Narendra Pachkhede. His campaign touched the deep insides of Gen Z. Made their heart beat faster.
Press Club of India reiterates press freedom
The Press Club of India reiterates that press freedom is an essential requisite in a democracy.
Helpless Anger
By Meher Pestonji. Can poetry halt war?
Confessions of a Charge Sheet Writer
By Ajith Pillai. Much of my free time between the age of thirteen and twenty was spent in the neighbourhood park with a group of friends. We called ourselves the ‘Crime Syndicate’ .
‘Borderless, fearless, and extraordinarily delicious’
Author Anne Lamott praised the work effusively: “I love this book so much—the wisdom, the welcome, the quality of Padma’s writing, the depth of her shared experiences, and, oh my God, the recipes. This book makes me feel as if she is gently and boldly cooking right beside me,”
Editor's Pick
'I think it's a scene of love'
By Amit Sengupta. The happiness she feels every time she knows he is near, and the correspondence, the letters they exchange over time, makes the bonding stronger. The final scene, when he leaves Buenos Aires and she says goodbye to him at the train station, is of absolute love — a different kind of love.
‘My recklessness took the edge off my anxiety’
By Huneza Khan. And yet, Arundhati Roy allows a sliver of something softer. Tenderness flickers beneath anger and unguarded defiance. Butterflies stirred inside me.
The danger of Narcissism meeting Narcissism
By Narendra Pachkhede. James Vanderbilt’s Nuremberg arrives in full Hollywood regalia—swelling score, courtroom spectacle, America once more cast as custodian of justice. Evil becomes magnetic, irresistible to the camera.
Politics
A deceptive stillness
Photo feature by Navonil Dey in Nepal. Gen Z and the spontaneous ‘revolution’: the movement has not ended. It has only paused.
Zohran Mamdani’s election is not a Revolution
By Narendra Pachkhede. His campaign touched the deep insides of Gen Z. Made their heart beat faster.
A State of Emergency
By Bharat Dogra. Writes Diana Henriques, “Captivating…Just promise that you’ll read this book from cover to cover and pass it on to your friends and relatives.”
History
Homegrown Bumpkin Discovers a Dinosaur
By Ramsharan Joshi. the amazing world of the fossils welcomed us with its ancient treasure of giant creatures which have vanished forever from our planet.
For you, it is the beginning, for me, it is the end
By Amit Sengupta. So what is that she is forever holding back and why?
The danger of Narcissism meeting Narcissism
By Narendra Pachkhede. James Vanderbilt’s Nuremberg arrives in full Hollywood regalia—swelling score, courtroom spectacle, America once more cast as custodian of justice. Evil becomes magnetic, irresistible to the camera.
Society
A State of Emergency
By Bharat Dogra. Writes Diana Henriques, “Captivating…Just promise that you’ll read this book from cover to cover and pass it on to your friends and relatives.”
Homegrown Bumpkin Discovers a Dinosaur
By Ramsharan Joshi. the amazing world of the fossils welcomed us with its ancient treasure of giant creatures which have vanished forever from our planet.
‘Borderless, fearless, and extraordinarily delicious’
Author Anne Lamott praised the work effusively: “I love this book so much—the wisdom, the welcome, the quality of Padma’s writing, the depth of her shared experiences, and, oh my God, the recipes. This book makes me feel as if she is gently and boldly cooking right beside me,”
Ground Report
To Rebel is To Be!
By Amit Sengupta. The sudden, radical rupture inflames the rain-soaked afternoon. The fire spreads in the eyes, and inside clenched fists. A mother holds her little child close to her heart, eyes blazing. A thin, wiry young woman in a red sari, becomes a fiery symbol of shakti – women’s power. A grandmother is so intense, that her entire history of angst and anger explodes.
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A deceptive stillness
Photo feature by Navonil Dey in Nepal. Gen Z and the spontaneous ‘revolution’: the movement has not ended. It has only paused.
Zohran Mamdani’s election is not a Revolution
By Narendra Pachkhede. His campaign touched the deep insides of Gen Z. Made their heart beat faster.
A State of Emergency
By Bharat Dogra. Writes Diana Henriques, “Captivating…Just promise that you’ll read this book from cover to cover and pass it on to your friends and relatives.”
Press Club of India reiterates press freedom
The Press Club of India reiterates that press freedom is an essential requisite in a democracy.
Helpless Anger
By Meher Pestonji. Can poetry halt war?
Confessions of a Charge Sheet Writer
By Ajith Pillai. Much of my free time between the age of thirteen and twenty was spent in the neighbourhood park with a group of friends. We called ourselves the ‘Crime Syndicate’ .
Homegrown Bumpkin Discovers a Dinosaur
By Ramsharan Joshi. the amazing world of the fossils welcomed us with its ancient treasure of giant creatures which have vanished forever from our planet.
‘Borderless, fearless, and extraordinarily delicious’
Author Anne Lamott praised the work effusively: “I love this book so much—the wisdom, the welcome, the quality of Padma’s writing, the depth of her shared experiences, and, oh my God, the recipes. This book makes me feel as if she is gently and boldly cooking right beside me,”
Vivesini: The 'She' Enquirer
By Ajith Pillai. As a film, Vivesini is remarkable for having no villain or dark embodiment of evil to lure unsuspecting victims. No diabolical hypnotist puts the characters through a psychotic, mind-numbing, illusory and chaotic trance.
GASPING FOR BREATH: ONCE AGAIN
By Copy Desk. This unchecked governance failure has directly led to record-breaking pollution in Delhi and elsewhere, with hazardous air choking the region and pushing public health to the brink.
A ceasefire of ceaseless killings
By Faraz Ahmad. Has Israel really stopped bombing Gaza and killing Palestinians, even for a day, since that so-called ceasefire?
The Font That Rocked the Zohran Campaign
Designer Aneesh Bhoopathy and the visual revolution behind Mamdani’s historic win: The mood drew heavily from iconic New York visuals: Taxicab yellow, MetroCard, primary colours, bodega awnings — stuff people are familiar with in the New York street.
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