Andre Agassi: One Of A Kind
The focus and onus was on Andre Agassi, the archetypal pro, with his own unconventional virtuosity.
Let Music Be Your Chill Pill
Music has that divine, elevated ‘beat’ to influence us at the deepest levels. It can heal the ‘cause’ underlying the illness.
Why Cricketers Burn Out
With the glut of Test, one-day, T20 & IPL matches, players are getting into a rut – or, worse still, burn out.
Cells Of Good Hope
Stem cell therapy is fast emerging as the next big leap for contemporary medicine and for all the good reasons.
Charlie Chaplin: Comedy’s First Knight
Charlie Chaplin was to comedy what Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was to music. Inimitable. Timeless.
Pete Sampras: Tennis’ First Zen Master
Pete Sampras’ tennis was a roseate expression — of being one with the cosmos.
Frank Sinatra: The Baritone Man
Frank Sinatra, the suave crooner and archetypal swanker, was more than one guy. He was his own Cecil de Mille of music.
The Chopin Of Behaviourism
B F Skinner was a radical psychologist and thinker; a pioneer, no less.
The King Kohli Prophesy
This is no spoof, but a Nostradamus-like ‘oracle’ that details tomorrow’s Virat Kohli’s news, much before anyone else, today.
25 Years Of True Crime
True Crime is a quirky race to save a convicted killer — a riveting human interest story no less.
The Name’s Bond… James Bond
Sir Sean Connery, the creator of the Bond persona on celluloid, turned his mesmeric presence into a transcendent art.
William Faulkner: The Dainty Virtuoso
William Faulkner’s magical finesse sublimated the actual into the apocryphal.
How Can Parents, Especially Fathers, Give Children Far-reaching Direction?
The time a dad spends with his kids maybe limited. Yet, the quality of his attention is as high as that of a mom.
The Physics Of Creativity
Creativity, the central source of meaning in our lives, is far more difficult to comprehend than what scientists claim.
A Tale Of Two Cities
What makes Navi Mumbai unique is its fresh sparkle. Also, space — a dream of a ‘new city’ come true.