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Thirty-five minutes remaining — I have never missed a flight in my life. I inherited the traits of my father — a duty-bound man, who sits in the...
Dhurandhar, the fiery Aditya Dhar movie, is a hard-hitting movie largely about Karachi gangs and how they aid the larger apparatus of State-sponsored...
Songs take you back in time, and also to places. Migrant workers from Purvanchal can barely function without Kumar Sanu crooning in the background
Wedding dates are almost always decided by astrologers, and hence converge at that particular time of the year that has a bunch of “auspicious dates”
Bihar has developed since. People who had moved out long ago still carry the same impression of Bihar
Why is the H-1B visa such a big issue for India? It is the brain drain. Students from public-funded universities offering subsidised education moving...
Any subsequent resolution upgrade, speed upgrade, or camera clarity bump won’t be distinguishable to the naked eye. All you get is more and more...
Bad bosses are a boon to a growing economy. They contribute by pushing talented individuals out of corporate slavery to start their own ventures and...
The moment a lift arrives at the ground floor, people waiting won’t stop for those inside to disembark; they would rush immediately — a vertical...
“Whenever” is a great tool to dodge such societal curveballs. It doesn’t commit a date, and shifts the onus on to the inviting party to propose...
Rags to riches stories, propelled by genetics and a bit of luck, always existed, but they were distant.
Imagine the Bihar of the 19th century, sans the caste system, paan masala, poor civic sense, but all the amazing food, music, and sweet dialect
A packed bus ride in peak summer highlights corruption and the unique experiences of travel, blending discomfort with poetic moments.
Nobody knows how far up the escalatory ladder we will climb, but with each successive rung, we exchange a bit of thrill for some fear
Pakistan is still fighting ghosts. The only thing going for it, and why it is still dangerous, is that its army is suicidal
Parents always regret that they couldn’t transfer their most prized skill — value maximising — to their kid
Now is the time to prepare a launch pad for the next generation who won’t be satisfied by repurposing an idea or importing a generic drug
As we grow old, we learn the concept of emotional investment. It’s like keeping it in a vault rather than investing it around small-cap stocks
Indian parents selecting barbers for their children meant the latter got haircuts that were so unattractive that they killed any prospect of youthful...
People who lived near the tracks surely must get a bit poetic. It’s like seeing thousands of faces every hour, faces that you will never see in your...
We don’t have meaningful work that requires 90 hours a week. Most work is repetitive or dependent on others.
A sudden development of thick skin is a unique trait of Indians who migrate overseas — or even those applying for a tourist visa
Cricket careers can be harsh, ending abruptly after years of dedication, leading to struggles with identity and purpose post-retirement.
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