menu_open Columnists

Midday

We use cookies to provide some features and experiences in QOSHE

More information  .  Close

Ensure every railway station is spick and span

While this is one more option for commuters, we can safely say that these outlets will add a new gastronomic dimension for commuters...

yesterday 10

Midday

The Editorial

What about Anees? Well, buzz me!

What about Anees? Well, buzz me!

There was an absurdist, Bollywood comic trilogy between 2005-08 that, it beats me now, how it’s rapidly expanded its fandom Director and writer...

yesterday 4

Midday

Mayank Shekhar

Finally, the Holy Cow interview

Finally, the Holy Cow interview

In 2031, after it came out that cows were not only holy but could communicate with humans, I was privileged to be the first journalist to interview...

yesterday 4

Midday

C Y Gopinath

This city is just one big pedestrian nightmare

Today, numerous buildings across the city are under construction The iron hammer head, which is roughly the length of a ball pen It was a very...

previous day 2

Midday

The Editorial

Towards a one-party system

It would seem that such a scenario is being realised with the instruments of fear, the State’s financial resources, and the Election Commission of...

previous day 10

Midday

Ajaz Ashraf

Why does BMC need everything pointed out to it?

However, it is only a matter of time before a speeding vehicle will be unable to stop in time and run over a fallen person A biker loses balance on...

monday 2

Midday

The Editorial

Go out and play… but, where?

Our sutradhaars, Sir PM and Lady Flora discuss that with the phasing out of open spaces across the city due countless urban planning oversights,...

monday 10

Midday

Fiona Fernandez

Amma, 98, revisits Dharwad-2

Continuing my previous column: I took Amma, Indu Shedde, 98 years, on a memory trip to our hometown Dharwad, Karnataka. Amazingly, she sold gold to...

16.11.2025 3

Midday

Meenakshi Shedde

They ‘killed’ the He-man

But there was a “kahaani mein twist”. The family announced that Dharamji was alive. “The media has killed our ‘Garam Dharam’ prematurely,” they...

16.11.2025 2

Midday

Rahul Da Cunha

The man who made Dalit voices rise

Dr M N Wankhede, on his 100th birth centenary, is remembered for mapping the Dalit vidrohi canon and urging writers to speak out, linking India’s...

16.11.2025 1

Midday

Sumedha Raikar Mhatre

All eyes on ‘Adarsh’ allies

All eyes on ‘Adarsh’ allies

Will saffron party, which came to power in state promising zero tolerance towards corruption, bend rules for an ally? There’s no time like the...

16.11.2025 1

Midday

Sanjeev Shivadekar

Co-operative hsg societies should co-operate more

Co-operative hsg societies should co-operate more

A housing society in Goregaon East held a two-day, five-over ‘Women’s Premier League’ with four teams comprising six players each to unite...

15.11.2025 1

Midday

The Editorial

Better than Singapore and Dubai

Better than Singapore and Dubai

Developers now refer to ‘Bandra Bay’ as the next big thing, which only proves that they haven’t visited the area lately Representational Image I...

15.11.2025 10

Midday

Lindsay Pereira

Why we must learn to rest in peace

In today’s times, when relentless productivity is idealised, we must realise the simple fact that taking breaks between activities is not the same...

15.11.2025 10

Midday

Rosalyn Dmello