I grew up in the ’80s when the world was softer, and the days slower. Liberalisation had still to come…
This piece reflects on how repeated narratives of fear and grievance shape the collective emotional climate in India. Drawing from…
Too much goodness can become a form of violence. Prince Myshkin, the protagonist of Dostoevsky’s novel The Idiot, is the…
The Ticking clock, things to be done, everything can be so overwhelming. But pausing while, with no interruptions transiting from…
Using history as metaphor, this essay examines how societies create, reward, and sustain influence—whether it comforts power or confronts it.
Stay informed on the record-breaking milestones achieved during this legendary fixture. This summary of the Australian men’s cricket team vs…
New to South African cricket? Check out the Matthew Breetzke stats to see why everyone is talking about this opening…
When she shared about the demons stalking her in the silhouette of the red-capped men, nobody believed her. The sludge…
When I first read the second prompt for the Blogchatter Wrap Party, I thought maybe Blogchatter had taken a peek…
“I’m Carnatic—the forgotten ghost of southern memory—watching Arni’s cannons echo into today, reminding you that names shape history long after…
