Khushwant Singh: The Prolific Author Who Did Not Put A Condom On His Pen
byKhushwant Singh wore many hats. He was a professor, a lawyer, a journalist par excellence & a prolific author.
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The Weird World Of Roald Dahl
byRoald Dahl’s surreal stories always had that bizarre thread of the grisly; they also, quite remarkably, articulated extraordinary humour.
Gandhi’s Visit To The Lancashire Cotton Mill
byDuring the Swadeshi movement, Gandhi visited a cotton mill in Lancashire. Was he able to convince the mill workers of his struggle? Did the cotton mill workers persuade Gandhi?
Are The Adani Group’s Environmental & Humanitarian Actions Questionable?
byHindenburgh research has accused the Adani group of “brazen stock manipulation & accounting fraud”. What about the Adani group’s environmental & humanitarian actions?
Pencil Dust Over Ink
byHere’s a poem that interprets pencil dust as an allegory for life.
When Art Meets Politics
byArtists express their views on geopolitics, gender, religion & historical events that changed the landscape of the country.
Ukraine War: Why Zelensky’s Corruption Purge Could Be Key To The Outcome Of The Conflict
bySorting out corruption will remain a key factor in the war – how and when it ends, and what kind of Ukraine will emerge from it.
Vinoo Mankad: The Bejewelled Oracle
byMankad was a gentle ode, also epitome, of cricketing greatness. He was India’s pride & joy.
AI & The Future Of Work
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Will The Russia-Ukraine War Turn Into A Nuclear Armageddon?
byWho in the West would be seriously injured if Ukraine was neutral, like Switzerland?
Fugitive Words
byWhere do words come from? How do they influence us?
Bhicaji Balsara’s Quest To Become An American Citizen
byBalsara, who won his right to be granted American citizenship despite deep-rooted racism in America, is even today considered to be a pioneer for the Parsi community.
The RSS Chief’s Misguided, Divisive Rhetoric Is Dangerous
byBhagwat’s dangerous rhetoric could manifest itself in ugly violence that could compromise India’s internal security.
Brian Lara: The Elfin Genius With The Merlin Wrists
byBrain Lara was cricket’s most bejewelled talent — a one of a kind virtuoso.
The West Is Using Ukrainians As Cannon Fodder
byMajor world powers use the rhetoric of ‘democracy’ and ‘human rights’ only when it suits them.