How The Hindu Turned My Sunday Filter Coffee into Toxic Waste
Mylapore Inquirer

How The Hindu Turned My Sunday Filter Coffee into Toxic Waste


Summary

Through a satirical lens, the author laments the perceived decline of The Hindu Sunday magazine, contrasting its nostalgic, wholesome past with a present filled with content he finds culturally and ideologically jarring. He specifically critiques the publication for promoting modern concepts like "ethical non-monogamy," showing political bias toward the DMK, and granting undue gravity to fringe activists and controversial literary reviews.
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