The Buried Giant by Kazuo Ishiguro Book Review
Kazuo Ishiguro's *The Buried Giant* follows an elderly couple, Axl and Beatrice, as they journey through a land covered in a memory-erasing mist to find their long-lost son. Along …
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Of Passwords and Technology, And About 30 Seconds of Nostalgia
The author reflects on the overwhelming number of passwords required in the digital age, noting that they personally manage over 200 credentials. Despite the complexity of managing…
Global Perspectives: The World in Motion
This article introduces Ambica Gulati’s journalistic exploration of how high-level politics, diplomacy, and global policies directly impact the lives of everyday individuals. By co…
SANSKRIT IN THE MODERN AGE – CELEBRATING SANSKRIT WEEK
Sanskrit is a vast repository of Indian knowledge, encompassing diverse disciplines such as mathematics, medicine, philosophy, and governance. Beyond its historical significance, t…
The Long Tail of a Loss: The Valley by Jami Worthington
This review of Jami Worthington’s *The Valley* describes a novel that shifts from a teenage girl's tragic murder to the long-term psychological aftermath experienced by her survivi…
Two Women and a Philosopher
The article explores how Nietzsche's intense, unrequited relationship with Lou Andreas-Salome profoundly shaped his creative brilliance by turning personal heartbreak into philosop…
READING ON THE MOVE: FROM TRAINS TO TWO-WHEELERS!
The article humorously explores the varying levels of difficulty in reading while traveling, contrasting the ideal conditions of trains and flights with the chaotic distractions of…
Why Does Restaurant Paneer Taste Different From Homemade Paneer?
Restaurant paneer differs from homemade versions due to the use of commercial-grade ingredients, specific cooking techniques like pre-frying, and higher levels of fat such as butte…
What Did I Just Read? A 2-Star Dissection of Mona Awad’s Bunny
This review reflects on the disorienting experience of reading *Bunny*, a novel that utilizes surreal "dream logic" to explore themes of toxic friendship and creative pretension. W…
Feel Lightly?
Drawing on a quote from Aldous Huxley’s *Island*, the text explores the wisdom of living "lightly"—thinking, acting, and feeling with ease—to avoid being consumed by fear and despa…
ARC Review: Before We Say Goodbye by Jemimah Jonah
Following a devastating breakup, Kriti moves to Seoul for a writing fellowship to rediscover her identity and pursue her dream of becoming a novelist. While navigating the complexi…
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BJP leaders pay tribute to Ooke Shirisha
BJP leaders visited the family of Ooke Sirisha, an adivasi nurse, to offer condolences and demand a thorough investigation into her death. They called for strict punishment for the…