Kapil Dev: Hurricane Was His Middle Name
byIndia’s trump-card in Test and one-day cricket, Kapil Dev’s highpoint emerged when he led India, an unfancied side, to an incredible victory in the 1983 World Cup.
Madras News
India’s Inane ‘Statue Politics’
byWhat is the Modi government spending the taxpayers money on: health care, education and human development or statues?
George Bush Is A War Criminal: Why Didn’t The ICC Issue An Arrest Warrant Against Him?
byWhy didn’t the ICC issue an arrest warrant against President Bush, one of the worst war criminals in history?
Seeking Solace
byIf home is where the heart is, can one find solace by going home? Here’s a beautiful poem.
Helen Simmons: The Australian Princess Of Hyderabad
byThe story of Helen Simmons and Mukkaram Jah ended quite tragically.
Downing Of US Drone In Russian Jet Encounter Prompts Counter Claims Of Violations In The Sky
byOn March 14, 2023, a U.S. drone crashed into the Black Sea after an encounter with Russian aircraft. What are the consequences?
Martin: Much To Crowe About
byMartin Crowe was a legendary batsman. His driving was immaculate and timing just perfect.
How Do We Deal With Tech Addiction?
byHow do we deal with our dependence on technology?
Evolution Of The Indian Rupee
byThe changes in India’s coin & notes reflect the struggles of the Indian political & economic system.
Moments Right After She’s Born
byA poet reflects on the language & rituals used to welcome a girl child into this world.
Kris Srikkanth: That Sniff & Blazing Action
bySrikkanth played in 146 One Day International matches, 145 innings and scored 4,091 runs.
The Rupee’s Downward Spiral Against The Dollar
byGrowth generated by consumer leverage without real jobs & income generation risks volatility.
Chatgpt, DALL-E 2 & The Collapse Of The Creative Process
byIf human labor is removed from the process, what value does creative expression hold?
Hathras
by“Is this justice? Which door should we knock now?“
Flies Are Invaluable For Medical & Aviation Research: Here’s Why
byFlies, maddening and exasperating as they are, have served as an ideal model in biomedical research.