The Odds Must Be Crazy: Decoding Murphy’s Law
byWhy don’t things go as per plan? The answer lies in an urban legend & Sreedhar Vinnakota decodes it for you.
Why don’t things go as per plan? The answer lies in an urban legend & Sreedhar Vinnakota decodes it for you.
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Is anything eternal? Sarita Jenamani’s poignant verse reflects on the ephemerality of life & the universe.
Can art help one deal with illness? Simon Altmann’s story about his struggle with an unwelcome intruder: Parkinson’s.
Bhupen Hazarika’s music, soulful as it was, appealed for humanity & universal values that cherish togetherness.
As the year turns, moments that lingered, leave; the new turn into old & the old turn into new. Jaya Nair’s moving poem.
India’s relationship with Central Asia is driven by trade, pragmatism, and geo-strategic realities.
Baburvani, a collection of hymns by Guru Nanak, comments on Babur’s crimes & proclaims devotion to God.
Abbakka Devi, the Tuluva queen of Ullal, trounced the Portuguese. But her story has passed into the pages of obscurity.
The rhythmic beat of unspoken words shrink your lover’s world; Here’s a poem that weaves silence & love with words.
The story of Prince Vessantara -Buddha’s incarnation- is etched in popular culture; it advocates the values he espoused.
The CBI needs to work hard to regain its lost reputation; India’s standing as a functioning democracy has taken a hit.
Across India, land banks raise questions of ownership, rights and land use.
Robert Bruce, a Scotsman who came to India to supply weapons, discovered that Assamese tea was better than Chinese tea.
Is money the engine of the world? Do we slave away our entire lives seeking money?