Books That Defy Time, Politics & Borders
This article presents a curated selection of books that explore profound global themes such as power, politics, identity, and human displacement. By examining diverse narratives of…
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Media & Perception
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Is Intuition Innate or Can It Be Developed?
This article explores intuition as a form of "somatic intelligence" that can be cultivated through various mindful practices, such as meditation, journaling, and breathwork. The au…
From Neeta’s Natter to BB’s Kick
This satirical flash fiction piece follows BB, a US-returned cat, as she hosts a nostalgic Bollywood podcast featuring her grandmother, a former legendary gossip columnist known as…
Planning a BRICS Gala Dinner at Home: Delhi Jugaad & Family Nakharas
Using a humorous, stream-of-consciousness style, the author compares the frantic preparation of a Delhi family dinner to the high-stakes hosting of a diplomatic state banquet for w…
Fiction & Other Stories
Journalist and author Ambica Gulati crafts diverse stories spanning fantasy, eco-fiction, and mystery that explore the intersections of nature, technology, and memory. Her work ble…
From Charkha to Cockroach: 100 Years of Indian Protest Symbols
The article explores the evolution of Indian protest symbols, tracing the shift from traditional artifacts like Gandhi’s charkha to modern digital tools like memes and social media…
The Figure in the Fog by Manini Brar: Wit, Grit, and Courtroom Drama
Manini Brar’s debut novel, *The Figure in the Fog*, is a refreshing Indian legal thriller that follows Malti Jakhar, a determined young lawyer navigating a grassroots courtroom dra…