It’s a plane, it’s a bird…..No it’s a shoe
In the course of last 15 years, a lot of them fell on the ground, dropped into the seas and some did hit their…
Are NGO’s India’s blind alley?
A Good Samaritan once said “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others”. Most of us cannot…
To kiss or not to kiss and tell
It is in the very nature of news that almost everything is in there for the wrong reasons. It so happened that a few…
The Arab Springs in India
Mohamed Bouazizi, a Tunisian street vendor, set himself on fire in December of 2010. Enraged by confiscation of his meagre goods as a street…
Cricket – a money hungry beast
It is already being called as Cricket’s day of shame. The West Indies’ decision to cut short their tour to India on the back…
Haider: The irresolvable conflict of Hamlet
So what is it with Vishal Bhardwaj and William Shakespeare? The stalwart of literature would probably blush at the knowledge of Bhardwaj’s obsession with…
Himachal Pradesh University plagued by students politics, financial crisis
Students’ politics in Himachal is in turmoil and so is the very foundation of Himachal Pradesh University, the oldest university of the state that…
Kolkata stir, a warning for lawmakers
Hokkolorob, the words are on every Kolkatan’s lips and look set to stay for much of the immediate future. The city, usually referred in…
Scotland – last nail in imperial British Empire
The Scottish move for independence is a drab revision of the circumstances the Empire encountered during the uprising of yet another family member, the Irish. The push for Irish identity, and freedom during the early years of the 21st century marred the idea of ‘Britain’ beyond repair.