When I stepped out of the train in Ahmedabad, I was a bit nervous. Being an outsider in a city … More

My neck of the concrete woods of Bangalore has changed a lot in the past 20 years. New residential buildings … More

Minnal Murali is not the average superhero movie. I’m not a movie buff at all so I’ll refrain from making … More

I’m a sucker for sheer curtains. I love how they float and dance for the mildest of kind breezes and how they filter the early-fall sun-rays into a cozy wave of what can only be described as pure joy. Although today it’s not the light through them that is gorgeous-it’s far too dark for that. But they’re still dancing.

I don’t fully know or understand India and yet I am in unending love with her. Having spent all of … More

O but what country can progress, Without a monument to its leaders? One that fits the size of their egos, … More

I’m sat here part angry, part ashamed, part sad, mostly defeated and on the verge of canceling those subscriptions and never watching another Chelsea game because a group of billionaires, driven by greed, are about to destroy the sport that hundreds of millions of fans around the world hold onto so dearly.

There really has never been an India which hasn’t faced challenges of all shades including the social, environmental, political, religious, … More

Just before the start of the test series against Australia started, a colleague and friend in Australia shared this nice … More

As of Friday last week, I’ve been on vacation (as much of a vacation as one can be on in … More