Krishna Calls.
The author contrasts his nostalgic memories of authentic, community-centered Krishna Ashtami rituals in Udupi with the modern era's commercialized and performative celebrations. He…
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Marketing Pancha Maapathagangal (மார்க்கெட்டிங் பஞ்சமா பாதகங்கள்)
This article recommends the book *Marketing Pancha Maapathagangal* by Satheesh Krishnamurthy, which focuses on teaching entrepreneurs what marketing mistakes to avoid rather than t…
My Most Annoying Trope Isn’t Even in a Movie ?
Rather than discussing fictional tropes, the author reflects on the real-life struggle of comparing one's own progress to the curated lives of others on social media. Using the met…
LOVE AT FIRST BYTE - DIVYA RAMASWAMY - BOOK REVIEW
Divya Ramaswamy's *Love at First Byte* follows Annika, a young woman navigating the humorous challenges and romantic entanglements of her budding career at a startup in Hyderabad. …
Grief
This poem compares personal grief to a static, unyielding iceberg that causes deep internal pain without causing external chaos. By contrasting this contained sorrow with the destr…
Your Passport to Hindu Temples is Cancelled
The author criticizes the decision to ban non-Hindus from several major temples in Uttarakhand, viewing it as a regressive move that contradicts the inclusive philosophical traditi…
“Forget Me Not” by Lavanya Krishnamurthy
"Forget Me Not" by Lavanya Krishnamurthy is a fast-paced thriller following Avanthika, an investigative journalist struggling to piece together her past after losing her memory. As…
Twin Trouble: You Get the Gemini You Bring Out
The author refutes the "two-faced" stereotype of Geminis, arguing instead that they are multifaceted individuals with a wide range of personality traits. Using analogies like a dia…
Why a Mylapore Cow Is Better at Stakeholder Management Than Your IT Delivery Manager
Through a satirical lens, the author compares a group of cows blocking traffic in Mylapore to seasoned IT delivery managers to highlight the absurdities of corporate life. By obser…
Frailty
The author criticizes the frequent and sexist use of the Shakespearean trope "frailty, thy name is woman" to characterize women as inherently weak or morally inconstant. They argue…
Grief
Reflecting on the fifth anniversary of their father's death, the author describes participating in a recent memorial service to honor his memory. They note that although time has h…
THE LAST TWO OF 108 DIVYADESAMS
This article describes two celestial Divya kshetrams, Tiruparkadal/Ksheerasamudram and Paramapadam/Vaikuntam, by detailing their respective presiding deities, goddesses, sacred wat…