Why Leftover Indian Food Often Tastes Better the Next Day
Leftover Indian dishes often taste better the next day because the resting period allows spices, aromatic oils, and liquids to mingle and distribute more evenly throughout the food…
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Book Review – Songs of a Barber’s Tuesday – A Total Riot
In this review, Ratna Prabha praises Abhimanyu Jamwal’s verse novel, *Songs of a Barber’s Tuesday*, for its lyrical and poignant exploration of social inequality. The story follows…
6 Movies Based on True Crime
This article presents a curated list of six movies inspired by real-life criminal events, such as *Dahmer* and *Boston Strangler*. The author provides brief reviews for each film, …
MY STRENGTH.. WHERE IT LIES TRULY?
Through a series of proverbs and a dialogue, the text explores the distinction between possessing social skills and possessing true strength. It argues that even the most impressiv…
Disrupt Your Own Inventions: Thriving in the Age of Abundant Intelligence By Hemant Julka
In the 14th edition of this newsletter, the author introduces a guest reflection by Hemant Julka. Julka shares insights from his incubator experience, focusing on how entrepreneurs…
Book Review: The Unicorn Hunters by Katherine Arden
This review of Katherine Arden’s *The Unicorn Hunters* describes a historical fantasy inspired by Anne of Brittany, who uses a grand unicorn hunt to navigate political intrigue and…
The Sambar Janata Party: A Mylapore Manifesto
Set in the cultural heart of Mylapore, this satirical article follows Venki mama's formation of the "Sambar Janata Party" to protest the declining quality and watery consistency of…
Assistant to the Rani of Jhansi: Rewriting How Stories Get Passed Down
In response to a creative writing prompt, the author imagines traveling back to 1857 Jhansi to serve as a scribe for Rani Lakshmibai. Instead of fighting, their mission is to docum…
Killer Instinct by Jennifer Lynn Barnes Book Review
In this 3/5 star review, the author finds *Killer Instinct* to be a mediocre sequel that lacks the psychological depth and romantic tension present in the first book. While the rev…
Travelling Back to the Land of Fairy Tales
To escape a rainy day, the author uses her imagination to journey through a land of fairy tales, encountering and encouraging iconic characters like Ariel, Cinderella, and Belle. I…
Happy Birthday, Ruskin Bond: Laugh with Me Is a Gentle Reminder to Laugh at Ourselves
Celebrating Ruskin Bond's birthday, this article reviews his latest book, *Laugh with Me*, a collection of short, illustrated anecdotes about life's humorous mishaps. The author hi…
#ThursdayTreeLove – 200
Marking the 200th edition of the "Thursday Tree Love" photo feature, the author shares a poignant reflection on the cycle of life and death inspired by a Peepal tree at a cremation…