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Wrath Of The Flooding Yamuna #PhotoNama
By Seema Thakur and Arpit Gupta: Children watching flooded Yamuna river Flood at farms near Yamuna River Toilet Installed at flooded area Children of farmers at the roadside The post Wrath Of The...
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Here’s A List Of 5 Books You Should Read This Summer
By Pranjal Begwani: What better way to utilize sultry afternoons than to read some good books? Here is a list of some books worth looking out for this summer. The Argumentative Indian Amartya Sen...
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Here Are 9 Best Colleges From Around The World For Studying Arts
By Priyanjana Pramanik: Most of the returns you get after typing “top schools for fine arts in the world” in Google search, are lists of the best schools in the United States. While helpful for those...
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Media’s Biggest Doubt Today: To Please Corporate Stakeholders Or The Mass...
By Lata Jha: It’s like the heartless step-parent’s whip that can make the child do anything. Media patterns and functions are today largely controlled and dictated by the politics of the boardroom....
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Decoding Item Numbers Through The Lens Of Sociology
By Sayendri Panchadhyayi: The incorporation of ‘item’ numbers in movies has always believed to be a bonus or an indispensable component to ensure a successful movie. It is also considered as a launch...
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The Stepchild Of Indian Literature: Hindi Pulp Fiction
By Lata Jha: Ever had some time to kill at a railway station? A casual stroll down the stalls would give you plenty of reasons to sit back, relax and lose yourself. Hindi pulp fiction, that has...
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Find_Love.com: A Hilarious Satire On Finding Your Soulmate The New Way...
By Neeta Iyer: When did you last see love? In your mother’s eyes this morning, as you were feasting on her affectionately made ‘aloo ke parathe’? Or in the heart-felt smile of that new intern at work?...
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Kabir Kala Manch: Music Of The Unheard Fighting For Justice
By Priyanka Chakraborty: There is a famous saying that without music life would be a mistake. This saying stands testimony to the entire Dalit community; the community that probably has the least...
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Introducing You To Yourself And The 5th Space In Your Life: The Ocean In A...
By Lata Jha: Tradition binds you, spirit sets you free. In a society where norms matter tremendously, The Ocean in a Drop is a burst of questioning spirit. It introduces us to a world, possibly within...
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Can Traditional Musical Instruments Be The Hope For Melodious Inspiration In...
By Lata Jha: From insurgency to counter insurgency to economic blockades, Manipur seems to be always battling it out. But that doesn’t stop the enterprising Manipuris from going out and making a...
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Bhag Milkha Bhag Is An Emotional And Cinematographic Treat #MovieReview
By Aniket Anand: Bhaag Milkha Bhaag(BMB) is not just a regular Bollywood movie, it’s a beautifully sculpted piece of work embroidered with the inspirational life of India’s Flying Sikh. The brilliance...
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Almost There: 6 Awesome Indian Music Bands To Look Forward To
By Pranjal Begwani: The Indian music scene is an exciting space today – it is thriving with upcoming rock, metal, pop, Sufi and fusion bands. Let’s take a look at some bands on the verge of making it...
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Drama, Passion, Sensuality And Melodies: The Tale Of The Tango
By Lata Jha: From the close, sensual embraces to the fluid, elastic styles, Tango is one form of dance that has varied definitions. Despite the many stories, one doesn’t really know where it came from....
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Here’s A List Of The Top 7 TV Shows That You Can Not Afford To Miss!
By Sonakshi Samtani: ‘If sitcoms were easy to write, there’d be a lot of good ones, and there aren’t.’ - Alexei Sayle One of the things which I really miss about the 90’s and early 2000’s is the...
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The Answer To Why Sad Music Appeals So Much To Us Is Here
By Lata Jha: Ever wondered why you’ve spent so many nights listening to certain melancholic melodies over and over again? It’s a strange connect and sense of comfort, isn’t it? Sad music might actually...
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What Life Of Kids In Rural India Looks Like: Mid Day Meals And Wandering...
By Nihal Parashar: At a time when the Mid Day Meal incident from Bihar is making to national news, I’d like to share an experience I had some three years back, in mid 2010 if I remember correctly. I...
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A Movie That Lives Up To Expectations: D-Day Is A Pleasant Surprise #Movie...
By Aniket Anand: A topic which has always been around in Bollywood and yet has never been taken up; India’s most wanted criminal has so many times come up in movies but never has any story been made on...
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Here’s A List Of Best Schools For Studying Music In India And Abroad
By Nisha Kutty: Now that the admission season is upon us, most of the undergraduate aspirants are rattling through online forums and websites to find the best ranking colleges in their chosen fields of...
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If Our “Holy” Waters Look Like This, What Would Be The State Of Not-So-Holy...
By Priyanka Chakraborty: Location: Princep Ghat, Kolkata, West Bengal. The Ganges with the Howrah Bridge on one side and Vidyasagar Setu, towering over it on another, was a breathtaking sight. But one...
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Dear Priyanka Chopra, Please Stop This Assault On Our Musical Sensibilities!
By Namrata Kumar: I remember seeing her on television when I was six. She was then, in 2000, crowned Miss World and I couldn’t help but feel proud that the title was given to an Indian. Since being...
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