Are You Outraged Yet?
This week was more or less about one thing: lynching.
We Don’t Need No Reality TV
Cricket Matches. Sore Losers. Presidential Elections. Indo-US Relations. Farmer Protests. The demand for Gorkhaland. Iftar. Yoga.
Food for Thought
The agriculture crisis. GST. Dissent. Modi will finally pay Trump a visit. West Asia. Men in miniskirts giving me advice. Child Marriage.
Gullible Parenting and Credulous Governments
Quarterly growth figures. Media muzzling. Eurotrip. Climate Change. Terror Attacks. Astana. Neighbourly spats. Gully Cricket.
Tinder Boxes are Easy to Find in India
GM Mustard. Kashmir. The Bhim Army. Job Cuts. The Disappointing Economy. OBOR. Kung Fu Yoga.
A busy week for lawyers
Triple Talaq. Death Sentence. Kulbushan Jadhav. One Belt, One Road. Power Cuts in Bangalore. Mosquitoes.
The Absurd Times in which We Live
Demonetisation. The Economy. France. Japan. Sri Lanka. Republic TV. Justin Bieber. But most importantly, chicken nuggets.
Shouting Matches Solve Everything
Internal Security. Nawaz Sharif. the new Chinese aircraft carrier. Trump. The French elections. We are fighting battles of narratives
A Week of Little Faith
Kashmir. Trump. Erdogan. Vijay Mallya. The banking crisis. Rural distress. Sonu Nigam. Evan Spiegal. Let’s applaud you for getting through the week.
Men are mortal. So are ideas. An idea needs propagation as much as a plant needs watering. — BR Ambedkar
Men are mortal. So are ideas. An idea needs propagation as much as a plant needs watering. — BR Ambedkar
24-02-2017
There is no other justification for the king to exist than to protect in every way, the people. For protection is the first foundation of all social order. It is from the fear of danda that people do not consume each other: it is upon danda that all order is based. — Shantiparva, Mahabharatha
23-02-2017
Men are mortal. So are ideas. An idea needs propagation as much as a plant needs watering. —BR Ambedkar
22-02-2017
Reading, after a certain age, diverts the mind too much from its creative pursuits. Any man who reads too much and uses his own brain too little falls into lazy habits of thinking. – Albert Einstein