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…
This article explores the resurgence of traditional Indian snacks, which are being rediscovered as healthy, mindful alternatives to modern processed foods. By using simple pantry s…
This article provides a personal account of attending the Columbia University Commencement ceremony in May 2026 to celebrate the author's son's graduation. Alongside reflections on…
Using witty analogies drawn from Carnatic music and software engineering, the author satirizes the indefinitely delayed renovation of Mylapore’s Nageswara Rao Park. The essay lamen…
Reinvention is a lifelong process of adding new chapters to your life rather than abandoning your past identity. While uncertainty and fear are natural, the article suggests that l…
Reflecting on a decade-long career that began accidentally, the author celebrates the journey of publishing 26 books and achieving significant milestones such as bestseller status …
Reflecting on World Social Media Day, the author emphasizes how digital platforms have transcended algorithms to foster borderless, genuine human connections and supportive communi…
While modern media treats the Strait of Hormuz as a recent strategic discovery, the narrow passage has actually functioned as a critical commercial choke point for over 4,000 years…
*The Good Reporter* offers a raw, firsthand account from ten feminist journalists at Khabar Lahariya, moving beyond external case studies to tell their own stories of resilience. T…
Beyond the superficiality of curated feeds, social media has fundamentally normalized personal reinvention by providing a platform for people to rewrite their life stories. By witn…
This newsletter edition explores the vital human skill of deciding "what matters and why," a capacity that artificial intelligence cannot replicate. Featuring guest reflections fro…
Beyond Bhutan's popular tourist hubs, remote destinations like Haa, Laya, and Phobjikha offer travelers a more authentic connection to the country's untouched landscapes and tradit…