Past Articles
DILBERT REVISITED
THERE’S HOPE YET
THE MONTEVERDI ALLURE
TROUBLE IS LIKE MERCURY
Health/Wellness
NUTRIENT ‘AMMO’ FOR ALLERGY
As the manager of her family’s raucous Irish pub in midtown Manhattan, twenty-eight-year-old Molly Tracey was as far removed from a pure diet and environment as she could get...
Read More
THE STORY OF SLEEP
Sleep disorders are far more variegated and complex than you think. The causative factors are numerous and the complementary, synergistic effects they have, make this a chall...
Read More
WEIGHT LOSS MADE SIMPLE
Cindy Patton was a woman who, like many, had battled with her weight for years, but never seemed to make much progress in controlling it. For Cindy, avoiding obesity was of the utm...
Read More
Art/Literature/Culture
A FAREWELL TO THE GRANDMASTERS OF FILM
Fate can be economical: it picks its victims, not in an arbitrary or random manner, but in a ruthlessly efficient, emotion-saving way. No sooner have we started to rhapsodize over the legacy left by visionar...
Read More
15 YEARS OF BRICK LANE
The Booker Prize has often thrown surprises — sometimes, with good intent; sometimes, without rationale. If Arundhati Roy’s brilliant novel, Read More
THE MAGIC OF SHAMMI KAPOOR
No yesteryear hero holds as much appeal for an entirely new generation, as Shammi ‘Yahoo’ Kapoor. More so, because, Shammi, as he’s fondly known, established a niche of his ow...
Read More
Philosophy/Spirituality/New-Age
EVOLVE THYSELF
The reality of our daily observations is far deeper than the rabbit hole. People who are sceptical about what makes our potential infinite consciousness real, and of what we can create beyond our wildest imagination, need to take a deep...
WALK THE TALK
I visualise sometimes, at the risk of being immodest, when by dint of honest hard work, patience and perseverance, I may get well-deserved recognition — national or global — and, accolades to go with it. I may be...
Science/Technology
WASTE IS NO WASTE
Rice is the staple food of millions of people in the world. India is the second largest producer of this crop — most of which is consumed domestically. It also brings in useful foreign exchange to the country. When we ...
FULL CIRCLE, AHOY
It has always been a matter of perspective. Half-empty, or half-full, to cull the psychologist’s lingo. This applies to what the anthroposphere was regard...
PLASTICS: GOOD & BAD
The world of plastics is nothing short of a wonder — a ‘smorgasbord’ of realistic miracles. Picture this — as scientists bend light through wafer-thin plastics, while using silicone, the outcome is nothing...
POPULAR POSTS
EVOLVE THYSELF
NUTRIENT ‘AMMO’ FOR ALLERGY
A FAREWELL TO THE GRANDMASTERS OF FILM
