Parkinson’s & I
byProfessor Simon Altmann writes about his tryst with an unwelcome, unexpected intruder – Parkinson’s disease.
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Nicolas Bourbaki: The Greatest Mathematician Who Never Was
byNicolas Bourbaki ranks among the greatest mathematicians of the 20th century. There’s just one problem–he never existed.
Real
byThe distinction between the imagined & the real is blurred with a new realisation. Gorick Brahmachari’s fascinating poem.
Nostalgia For Shanghai’s Shikumen
byThe Chinese State wants to demolish the Shikumen, old housing from the past. But the nostalgia lives on.
Partap Sharma: The Man With The Golden Voice
byVoice-over artist, filmmaker & writer – Partap Sharma was a true genius, who wore his artistic fame lightly.
Wizards: The Story of Indian Spin Bowling
byAnindya Dutta’s book, encyclopaedic & well-written, presents an in-depth account of India’s greatest spinners.
What Would The World Be Without Apostrophes?
byA linguistics expert imagines a happier world without apostrophes. Would you agree with him?
Relativistic Laundering: A Divertissement
bySimon Altmann offers a very simple method to do the laundry without the use of water, detergents, or energy in any form.
Black Compass
byAbstract, irascible & provocative, Sarabjeet’s poem sibilates the darkest emotions that denote a black moral compass.
Secularism Under Siege
byDoes Indian secularism serve as a model for European liberals, or is it a warning?
The Women Who Eradicated Smallpox From India
byMary Guinan & Cornelia E Davis battled sexism to become trailblazers in the world of public health.
How Indian Cinema Helped Fight Fascism During World War II
byAs World War II raged on, the Indian film industry filtered the stories of war through the prism of cinema.
The Fish Traders Of Madras
byYou get to dismiss the negative associations around fish traders when you understand their struggles & resilience.
India’s Economic Crisis
byThe credit for pushing India’s healthy, robust economy into a deep recession goes to Mr Modi.
Reborn
byRapes have become normalised, reported every other day like petrol prices & movie reviews. Mallika writes a powerful poem.