An Opportunity Called PLS
Enchanted
Oprah Winfrey- I am my own woman
Must Reads
January 25

Lesser Known Facts abo...

We know about how large the Country is, both geographically and population wise! However, do we know about the actual weight of the Country and its mettle! The following facts would help you on your way! India is one of the only three Countries in the World that makes supercomputers (the US, Japan being the other two!) India is one of the 6...

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Must Reads
January 25

The Country, Then and Now!

It was believed that the Indian Constitution took 2 years, 11 months and 19 days to be drafted. The Country today has taken almost 63 years to fathom it and apply it to the maximum competence. As the Country stands at the brink of yet another Republic Day, one tends to ponder over the past years and reflect upon the way the Country has evolved in certain ways and become worse in others. The net equation may seem to be lingering on the positive side, the Country can proudly thus proclaim of a holistic development. Amidst the several woes that Country has constantly dealt with, it has managed to stay on the path of being a Democracy. We may have had fractured elections, divided votes, coalitions, minority politics, quota debacle, the underlining objective is the fact that the Country is...

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Sports
January 25

Rise of the Phoenix

Late 19th Century was the age of the British Empire. Their might was solely based on their technological prowess. Within 11 days of the invasion of Zululand, the Zulus fought with the mighty English, equipped only with iron spears, iklawa and cow-hide shields. They faced muskets, rifles and rocket batteries. The Battle of Isandlwana was one the...

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Society
January 24

Cutting Edge Innovatio...

I remember reading about upgradation of PCR vans from the clunkers in the form of jeeps with broken down and clangourous sirens, to a normal decent vehicle that can be driven around. But what is this? Four police stations in Formidable have been recently equipped with new and ‘improved’ mode of transportation to chase hard core criminals....

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Must Reads
January 23

Rushdie versus the Res...

Hugely popular, greatly debated, widely recommended, exceptionally gutsy yet unfortunately banned! A patron of ‘Magical Realism’, Rushdie’s tryst with the reading world has been no less than a tug-of-war! Censorship that has always been Literature’s waterloo has found a new prey in his form! Having a Rushdie in your closet can land you in...

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Opinion
January 23

Capital Punishment – I...

Should the Indian Government continue to use Capital Punishment? This question brings up many concerns. Largely, there are moral issues on whether or not we have the Right to Kill people as a consequence of a punishment. Another issue is, whether or not it’s the right thing to do for crimes, even the extreme ones. Even the Image Issues take...

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Arts
January 22

Shaping India’s future...

Founded in 1927, FICCI is the largest and the oldest apex business organisation in India. It has over the years been able to create a harmony between being the voice of the industry, working closely with the government and being globally connected. This time around FICCI’s clairvoyance reached another milestone. The great economic...

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Columns

  • Where are they heading to?
    2011, can undoubtedly be called as the Year of ‘Public Protests’. Every nook and cranny of the world has witnessed protests for one reason or another. The... more »

    Karan Vir

    Where are they heading to?

  • Disgrace-Capital
    The media was too busy in real stories about Kapil Sibbal curbing the freedom of expression, Anna Hazare’s Lokpal, Ganguly-Greg-Gang-war, Anil Kapoor... more »

    Akanksha Dureja

    Disgrace-Capital

  • 'Slap'Giving
    The common-man of India celebrated Thanksgiving in a unique way this year. He is believed to be thankful for inflation, scams and corruption in every walk of... more »

    Akanksha Dureja

    ‘Slap’Giving

  • Dam 999
    Call it a concept movie showing a dam burst, an earthquake that caused a dam disaster and flooding. The setting is Mulla-periyar, a 100 year old dam that is... more »

    Prasanth Menon

    Dam 999

  • Over The Sea
    Sometimes dreams are over the sea but I believe in them. As I flew over theSea of Japan, a Japanese girl dressed in purple and wearing glasses sat at the... more »

    Lena O Connell

    Over The Sea

  • The 16th Century Water Harvesters of Kutch.
    Before the colonial powers, electricity, dams and other technology came along, it seemed like our ancestors were pretty clever when it came to using whatever... more »

    MS Gopal

    The 16th Century Water Harv...

  • The ‘Heights’ of Beauty Pageants!
    “Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it. “ ~ Confucius I was watching the Miss World 2011 event some days back, and while I was watching it a... more »

    Venice

    The ‘Heights’ of Beauty Page...

  • That truth behind them lies
    No exceptions in this case and even if there isrefutation, I won’t buy you even if I feign to do so. Each and everyone among us have been bound to lying,... more »

    Dimitri Das

    That truth behind them lies

Arts

  • Shaping India’s future
    Founded in 1927, FICCI is the largest and the oldest apex business organisation in India. It has over the years been able to create a harmony between being the... more »

    Shaping India’s future

  • Bhutto’s tryst at JLF!
    Two of the most sought after sessions at the Jaipur Literary Festival happened to clash with each other! On a busy, sunny Sunday Morning, with people standing... more »

    Bhutto’s tryst at JLF!

  • A Debate on the World's Conscience
    When my teacher told me about an upcoming English debate, I was eager to participate and even more enthusiastic when she told me the topic, ‘The world... more »

    A Debate on the World’...

  • Revolution Highway
      Revolution Highway, Author Dilip Simeon Released in 2010, Revolution Highway is an interesting account of one of the most turbulent period of not... more »

    Revolution Highway

  • The Paradox of a Scientific Religion
    At a recent family gathering where several generations met, I was pleasantly surprised to note that many youngsters had developed keen interest in Hindu... more »

    The Paradox of a Scientific ...

  • Freakonomics : The Hidden Side of Everything!
    Ever wondered, ‘What makes a Perfect Parent?’ or ‘What do the Real Estate Agents and the Ku Klux Clan have in common?’ or for that matter ‘Why do... more »

    Freakonomics : The Hidden Si...

  • Book Review
    Stranger to History is Aatish Taseer’s first book and spans across genres as it is part travelogue, part memoir and part commentary. It explores the... more »

    Book Review

  • The Pancake People
    Pancake! Scrumptious they are, but there’s more to them than just the delicacy. Richard Foreman, a noted American play writer, contemplates our present... more »

    The Pancake People

Business

  • Be Inspired in 2012
    Inspiration can be derived from constant pursuit of excellence and happiness. You do not require reading or completing a Ph.D thesis to understand this. We all... more »

    Be Inspired in 2012

  • FDI in Retail: Racing ahead or going back in time?
    Most of us must be thinking that Retailing in India is pretty well established since India experienced tremendous growth in the last 2 decades. Although the... more »

    FDI in Retail: Racing ahead ...

  • Everything is “fair” in Advertising!
    Advertisement A- A girl goes for an interview to become a photographer. However, on the spot, her dark complexion gives her a complex and she doesn’t... more »

    Everything is “fair” in Adve...

  • Analysis of a Latest Economic Development
    Social Networking Boom Vijay Gurubaxani, a professor of information systems and computer sciences said in a speech to chief information officers at New Delhi... more »

    Analysis of a Latest Economi...

  • Analyze an International Business/Economic situation or development
    Introduction Travelling via Airplane used to be like  a dream for the common man as in those days only few could afford the luxury of travelling via air. Even... more »

    Analyze an International Bus...

  • Airtel Advertisement
    “Har ek friend zaroori hota hai” as I heard my friend singing it the other day, I knew Airtel has done it again! The jingle became viral since the day it... more »

    Airtel Advertisement

  • The Saga of the Rupee
    The last couple of months have seen a huge financial turmoil all over the world. The crisis, which had its foundation being laid in US, grappled Europe and now... more »

    The Saga of the Rupee

  • Attrition - Corporate Scourge
    Mention it in any sphere of corporate life and reactions are usually strong and possibly adverse. Most people face this word in everyday life and yet never... more »

    Attrition – Corporate ...

Cinema

  • Movie Review
    I am Kalam’ directed by Nila Madhab Panda was one of the most critically acclaimed movies of 2011. The film was released in August last year and was also... more »

    Movie Review

  • Why this Kolaveri ?
    Kolaveri di is a cult today, they sing it with pride and laughter gay. They consider it to be the story of their life, They feel that song is an anthem for... more »

    Why this Kolaveri ?

  • Movie Review
    Shaitan is truly like trying a new bottle of “vodka” among many same old ones. It’s a story borrowed from the life of today’s youth. Some 20... more »

    Movie Review

  • DON-2
    Another Farhan Akhtar’s scrumptious effort is finally out and has earned praises and appreciation from all over. The sequel to Super hit Don (2006) which... more »

    DON-2

  • Bollywood a trendsetter...
    Bollywood and fashion trends are like best friends. They can’t live without each other. And neither can we. Ever since the people have understood the meaning... more »

    Bollywood a trendsetter̷...

  • “Don2: Unconvincing But Crisp, Sleek and Uber-cool”
    Each and every frame of Don2 is suave, exotic and exquisite but when all those frames are combined and run together, Don2 misses the plotline. The plot is very... more »

    “Don2: Unconvincing But Cris...

  • Amélie - Le fabuleux destin d'Amelie Poulain
    It was quite by chance that yesterday, while browsing TV Channels, I stopped at UTV World Movies to watch the French movie ‘Amélie’ . I found the... more »

    Amélie – Le fabuleux d...

  • Kanchenjhunga: A Cinematic Masterpiece by Satyajit Ray
    Every film lover must have seen the flicks by maestro filmmaker Satyajit Ray. Satyajit Ray’s cinema always creates a sense of wonder. Though I am not a... more »

    Kanchenjhunga: A Cinematic M...

Environment

  • Our Environment is dying. Speak out for it.
    There are literally hundreds of things I can immediately list regarding environmental decay. That’s right, I said ‘decay’. For this is not deterioration.... more »

    Our Environment is dying. Sp...

  • Is Nuclear Energy a Viable form of Energy?
    There is no doubt that fossil fuels are depleting. The future is surely going to witness oil wars and resource geopolitics will dominate the global agenda.... more »

    Is Nuclear Energy a Viable f...

  • Environment is dying
    It is winters of December 2011; People are still waiting for snowfall in London. The temperature is still wavering around 16 degrees Celsius in the last week... more »

    Environment is dying

  • Protect Environment!!
    From the barbaric days of early man, when he used to wander hither thither in search of food to the present day scenario of the 21st century, mankind has... more »

    Protect Environment!!

  • Speaking for our Fading Environment
    “Look over there; they are cutting more trees,” said the sparrow. “Probably they are going to make more houses over there,” said his friend the pigeon.... more »

    Speaking for our Fading Envi...

  • Durban Climate Conference and India's Concerns
    The Durban climate conference is about to come to an end.The conference has been a low key affair with the none of the PMs participating. The key stakeholders... more »

    Durban Climate Conference an...

  • Esencia Di Anima-Paryavaran
    If there is one thing that constitutes the very heart and soul of the world we live in, the one thing that is the very reason of our existence on this... more »

    Esencia Di Anima-Paryavaran

  • Environment Dying
    The concrete jungle The world is fast becoming a concrete jungle and it’s a pity that mankind, the so called protector of Mother Nature is responsible for... more »

    Environment Dying

Fiction

  • Lolita
    Lolita is listening intently to the story Marissa is unfolding in front of the class. She had this feeling of claustrophobia building up within her. Each word... more »

    Lolita

  • The father, the son and the murderer…
    Once upon a time there lived a very rich and noble king; who lived in his grand mansion. He loved his subjects very much and loved his children even more. His... more »

    The father, the son and the ...

  • The bubble of my dreams
    Caged in the bubble of my dreams, I think I am lost again. I have hurt myself with the sickle of my expectations, But there is no physical pain. Every time I... more »

    The bubble of my dreams

  • Illusion – Is that your reality?
    I put on pink glares and turned around T’was the rosiest picture I ever found And there, I sought my highs and lows As I felt my voice resonate into... more »

    Illusion – Is that your real...

  • Five Myths About Human Cloning!
    What thumps your mind when you hear the five-letter-word ’clone’? Let me guess. Twenty-thirty copies of yourself smiling at you, once you get out of some... more »

    Five Myths About Human Cloni...

  • " To do or not to"
    The bright rays of the sun fell directly on his oblong face more than half of which was concealed by a dense growth of hair and the rest half was a pale... more »

    ” To do or not to̶...

  • The Kill
    Falling in love is very easy, but having the courage to let them love you back is what requires courage. In today’s world love has limits and Shakespeare’s... more »

    The Kill

  • It's just another Thought
    You park your vehicle; walk into front yard garden and a lioness pounces to knock you down, licking you all over your face. You rub your hands over her back... more »

    It’s just another Thou...

Interviews

  • Interview With Youth Icon
    (Mr.Samarth Agarwall is the National President of the NGO Make a Difference popularly known as MAD. In addition he also heads the Delhi chapter of the... more »

    Interview With Youth Icon

  • Never feel Anonymous or Think that You cannot be Traced on the Internet.
    With the increasing cyber crime and stern need for e-governance in recent times foreseeing the latest incidents, people need to be more informed and careful... more »

    Never feel Anonymous or Thin...

  • Interview with a youth icon
    With his persona, he enthuses power. With his words, he infuses hope. With his attitude, he wins fearsome battles. Tarun Om Kathuria, is commoner like all of... more »

    Interview with a youth icon

  • Interview with Youth Icon
    Up close with Mr. Amit Kumar The interviewee is Mr. Amit Kumar, a freelance software developer. Hailing from Jaunpur, a remote village of Uttar Pradesh, Mr.... more »

    Interview with Youth Icon

  • Tete-a-Tete with Manav Jain – On Entrepreneurship and Success
    Having done his graduation from Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) and MBA from IIM Shillong and having always been at the top academically, this young man... more »

    Tete-a-Tete with Manav Jain ...

  • ' AKASH GAUTAM-THE POLLYANNA '
    Akash is a Fashion Technologist, a Post Graduate from Asia’s top Fashion Schools ( NIFT, New Delhi). After working with two top brands in the Fashion... more »

    ‘ AKASH GAUTAM-THE POL...

  • Interview
    Interview 1 I spoke to an employee in John Lewis. I was assisting someone who was pursuing her research in retail management. The interviewee is named... more »

    Interview

  • Interview With Arun Sharma - Journalist
    Arun Sharma is a journalist by profession. He is the District Head (Reporting), Haridwar for “Dainik Prabhat”, a Hindi Newspaper published daily in... more »

    Interview With Arun Sharma &...

Opinion

  • Enchanted
    Soaring among the mellow dreams, in shades of pink and red they gleam, where sky meets the resplendent sea, From dawn to dusk I think of thee. My heart skips... more »

    Enchanted

  • Oprah Winfrey- I am my own woman
    India is a paradox, were the words of the talk show goddess. Having been born on this land of great confusion and harmony at the same time, I could do nothing... more »

    Oprah Winfrey- I am my own w...

  • Together we can and we Will!
    As the Republic Day parade eases out on its way, the question that ponders on everyone’s mind is the fact that the Country has enormous amount of diversity,... more »

    Together we can and we Will!

  • Capital Punishment – I say Yes!
    Should the Indian Government continue to use Capital Punishment? This question brings up many concerns. Largely, there are moral issues on whether or not we... more »

    Capital Punishment – I say Y...

  • What do we unlearn when we actually learn?
    Today, there is a huge debate going on between various educationalist on ‘Whether education is really the panacea of all the problems’ and I have to... more »

    What do we unlearn when we a...

  • Loneliness - Celebrating every moment of life
    Time and again, the phase always comes in life. For those who believe in hard core friendship, for those who believe in love, even for those who believe in... more »

    Loneliness – Celebrati...

  • To Friends, Friendships and Relationships…
    Tyler and Vivian studied humanities at Lawrence High. They often saw each other by the locker – smiled and blinked. One day Tyler asked Vivian out. It had... more »

    To Friends, Friendships and ...

  • Promises to keep
    Life of an amputee is not an easy one. Prosthesis makes it even more illusory. Phantom pains make the survival no easier. It’s solely the will and the spirit... more »

    Promises to keep

Politics

  • The Colours of Democracy : The U.P Elections 2012
    If one looks at the history of this land, one wonders that indeed its destiny is different. It’s a land with a history of brave and ferocious rulers alike,... more »

    The Colours of Democracy : T...

  • Politics of Image of Women by the Media
    Women are now a subject of advertising, beast of burden, to be ordained, for generating revenue, used as a commodity, either a weak and fragile creature, or an... more »

    Politics of Image of Women b...

  • Lokpal Logjam
    As the year drew to an end we witnessed the adjournment of the Rajya Sabha leaving the fate of the Lokpal bill hanging. The rise of civil society movements and... more »

    Lokpal Logjam

  • Corruption - One of the Biggest Evils in our Society
      Corruption is one of the deadly, undesirable and wicked sins that have been imposed on the innocent man by some hungry looking monsters. It is... more »

    Corruption – One of th...

  • Corruption- One of the Biggest Evils in our Society
    Corruption is a deadly, undesirable and wicked sin that has been imposed on the innocent man by some hungry looking monsters. It is omnipresent, almost like a... more »

    Corruption- One of the Bigge...

  • The Anna Hazare Phenomenon
    When Anna Hazare started his second indefinite fast on August 16, 2011, I went to support him at Ramlila Maidan. One of my friends confronted me, “Even... more »

    The Anna Hazare Phenomenon

  • Uttar Pradesh- 4-in-1 or 1-in-4
    Honorable Chief Minister Mayawati Ji - the name synonymous to Uttar Pradesh has always been in the limelight- for wrong or right- that is for individuals to... more »

    Uttar Pradesh- 4-in-1 or 1-i...

  • The Bootless Argument of Politicians
    Between the years 1787 and 1796, Gracchus Babeuf through his Correspondant Picard instigated a failed revolution which came to be known as the Conspiracy of... more »

    The Bootless Argument of Pol...

Science

  • The Scientific Breakthrough of 2011
    National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), part of the National Institute of Health (USA) conducted a large scale clinical study, which... more »

    The Scientific Breakthrough ...

  • An Addiction of Sorts
    Addiction has now been defined as a chronic brain disorder according to The American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM). The disorder was long believed to... more »

    An Addiction of Sorts

  • The Debunked Theory
    The speed of light is no longer the measure of all things fast. At CERN, scientists say they recorded sub-atomic particles (or neutrinos) that travel faster.... more »

    The Debunked Theory

  • Between The Planets
    It’s time for some classic science-fiction and you can’t get much “classicer” than Robert A. Heinlein.  Yeah, I know I made up a word... more »

    Between The Planets

  • Aakash Tab: Problems and Prospects
    5th October 2011 – UPA’s prime troubleshooter, Mr. Kapil Sibal, unveiled the cheapest tab in the world. The ultra low-cost tablet, called ‘Aakash’, was... more »

    Aakash Tab: Problems and Pro...

  • Shhh.... Its Apple
    It started with a rumour that Apple is going to open another store in London. But the exact location was unknown. Apple officially made no comments; they... more »

    Shhh…. Its Apple

  • A Societal Practice Of Which I Am a Part Of : Labor Vs. Rights
    “Where the hell is the house maid today? Consecutively four holidays! If it’s the festive season, her mouth and intentions are wide open for subsidies! But... more »

    A Societal Practice Of Which...

  • It’s Science, It’s Cooking, It’s Both!
    A test tube. A few chemicals and colours. And you have dinner ready. Sounds weird? Well, this is what molecular gastronomy is all about. Mixing cooking and... more »

    It’s Science, It’s Cooking, ...

Society

  • Cutting Edge Innovation- Police to Chase Criminals on Bicycles!
    I remember reading about upgradation of PCR vans from the clunkers in the form of jeeps with broken down and clangourous sirens, to a normal decent vehicle... more »

    Cutting Edge Innovation- Pol...

  • Help – Save Education!
    Cruel and humiliating forms of psychological or physical punishment, gender violence and bullying remain a daily reality for millions of children. All students... more »

    Help – Save Education!

  • The Year of the Lost Rabbit
    The Shēngxiào, better known as Chinese Zodiac, relates each year to an animal. It is believed that every animal’s character and living habits can be... more »

    The Year of the Lost Rabbit

  • ‘Be the change you want to see in the world.’
    The youth has always been seen as the flag bearer of change. A lot of this change is reflected not only in the different thought process possessed by the new... more »

    ‘Be the change you want to s...

  • So You Think You Can Cook!
    ‘’Tell me what you eat, and I will tell you what you are’’- Anthelme Brillat-Savarin, French gourmet & lawyer If you understand what this... more »

    So You Think You Can Cook!

  • Reformations in Indian Education System
    A survey states that more number of students graduate in India than combined number of students in Europe. This figure is quite laudable. But we all know that... more »

    Reformations in Indian Educa...

  • The Institution of Marriage in Modern times
    The institution of marriage can truly be called one of the most dynamic social institutions. It has been touted as an important stage in one’s life and has... more »

    The Institution of Marriage ...

  • Adultery in India
    Adultery to a common man would mean having illicit relationships with the opposite sex. In other words, having any sexual relationship with anyone other than... more »

    Adultery in India

Sports

  • An Opportunity Called PLS
    India, a lucrative destination for the world of football, is set to host one of its biggest football extravaganzas in the form of Premier League Soccer (PLS).... more »

    An Opportunity Called PLS

  • Rise of the Phoenix
    Late 19th Century was the age of the British Empire. Their might was solely based on their technological prowess. Within 11 days of the invasion of Zululand,... more »

    Rise of the Phoenix

  • Keep Batting and Keep Bowling
    When Rahul Dravid spoke in Sir Donald Bradman’s Oration last month on December 14, 2011 at the Canberra War Memorial; every sport covering media and all... more »

    Keep Batting and Keep Bowlin...

  • Aussies Should be Patient in Transition Phase and Need to Support the Senior Players.
    It seems that everyone in Australia including the former Australian cricketers are being impatient towards their cricketing success. The Australian cricket... more »

    Aussies Should be Patient in...

  • Change In Lifestyle
    Following sports for over 2 decades all across sports and abilities ; having travelled widely and extensively, having collaborated and still collaborating with... more »

    Change In Lifestyle

  • Highest Individual scores in ODI cricket History
    Sehwag’s 219 in the recently concluded ODI series was the highest individual score in the History of International Cricket by an Indian, surpassing... more »

    Highest Individual scores in...

  • India’s worst batting collapses in 2011
    The ICC World Cup encounter with South Africa at Nagpur was the worst instance of a batting disaster for India! India although went on to win the World Cup,... more »

    India’s worst batting collap...

  • Youth’s Choice of 5 Best Strikers in the World!
    Football has started to gain ground among the Youth of this Country! They have started to feel the pulse and the adrenaline rush that the players on the field... more »

    Youth’s Choice of 5 Best Str...

Travel

  • Lets Visit Chandigarh
    Want to visit a place where there is a blend of ancient culture and modern lifestyle? Then you must visit Chandigarh. Located near the foothills of the... more »

    Lets Visit Chandigarh

  • Travelogue
    Coorg is heaven on earth. There’s a reason why is it called Scotland of India. It truly mesmerizes with its enchanting beauty and raw nature. Coorg is still... more »

    Travelogue

  • With Love from the City of Joy -Kolkata
    It has just been five months since I have been a part of this city but there’s something about Kolkata that has always intrigued me, fascinated me, allured... more »

    With Love from the City of J...

  • Book Cafe/Mannenberg: Hub of Zimbabwe's Cultural Life to Shut Down
    One of Zimbabwe’s legendary arts and culture hangout, the Book Cafe and Mannenberg, located at the Five Avenues Mall in Harare’s Avenues suburb is... more »

    Book Cafe/Mannenberg: Hub of...

  • Your Road to Peace: Kerala
    Swaying coconut palms, unspoilt nature’s charm, Golden tranquil beaches, serene creeks and trenches, Chaste raindrops, breeze untangling hair locks, Cerulean... more »

    Your Road to Peace: Kerala

  • Travelogue- Jaipur
    For all those looking to visit a city with a rich history, perfectly blended with all modern amenities, then Jaipur is the perfect option. The capital city of... more »

    Travelogue- Jaipur

  • Most Sought after Tourist Destinations in India
    Agra: Agra’s Taj Mahal tops the list of the most sought after tourist destinations in India! Built amidst impeccable landscape, the Taj is truly a monument... more »

    Most Sought after Tourist De...

  • A travelogue about Delhi –India’s National Capital and a mesmerizing historical city!
    If ever a place is to be called a perfect blend of history, culture, modernity, a political and technological hub, its DELHI. India’s National Capital... more »

    A travelogue about Delhi –In...

Must Reads

  • Lesser Known Facts about India!
    We know about how large the Country is, both geographically and population wise! However, do we know about the actual weight of the Country and its mettle! The... more »

    Lesser Known Facts about Ind...

  • The Country, Then and Now!
    It was believed that the Indian Constitution took 2 years, 11 months and 19 days to be drafted. The Country today has taken almost 63 years to fathom it and... more »

    The Country, Then and Now!

  • Rushdie versus the Rest!
    Hugely popular, greatly debated, widely recommended, exceptionally gutsy yet unfortunately banned! A patron of ‘Magical Realism’, Rushdie’s tryst with... more »

    Rushdie versus the Rest!

  • More than Just Lit Fest: Day 2
    The Day 2 of the Jaipur Literary Festival was excellently packed with Literature, discussion, celebration, music and the glitterati! The challenge which most... more »

    More than Just Lit Fest: Day...

  • Turmoil in the ‘Land of Pure’
    Our western neighbors are in the news for infamous reasons and once again it has to do with the Pakistan Army trying to muscle its way into power. India... more »

    Turmoil in the ‘Land of Pure...

  • Tackling Environmental Issues
    A College with a difference: Barefoot College, Tilonia Environmentalists have repeatedly asserted that measures towards protection of environment are best... more »

    Tackling Environmental Issue...

  • Jaipur Lit Fest
    As the Literary circuit begins to warm itself to the winter chill, the Literary Festival will help them on their way to a ‘literature-filled’ beginning... more »

    Jaipur Lit Fest

  • Who is the Real Shakespeare?
    Shakespeare may be the most read playwright in the World, however the controversy surrounding the authenticity of his work refuses to die down! Several... more »

    Who is the Real Shakespeare?