On a Soldier’s Trail: In to the Lands of Dawn Lit Mountains - Part III
Udayaditya, author of By the River Dibang and Once Upon a Time in Sundarban, chronicles his journey through the northeast of India, as an army officer. This is the third part of his serialised travelogue.
No Deaths due to Oxygen Shortage
Anupama Jain, the author of ‘When Padma Bani Paula’ and ‘Masala Mix - A Potpourri of Shorts’ writes on the second wave, oxygen shortage, and the government’s response to the pandemic
Political Correctness
Beetashok Chatterjee, author of ‘Driftwood’ and ‘The People Tree’, talks too much political correctness that exists today in our life
Why should you read 'Nine Mantras for Happiness and Success'
Major General Anand Saxena, a serving officer in the Indian Army, and the author of Nine Mantras for Happiness and Success tells us why should we focus on realising our purpose in this life and how reading 'Nine Mantras for Happiness and Success' helps
On a Soldier’s Trail: In to the Lands of Dawn Lit Mountains - Part II
Udayaditya, author of By the River Dibang and Once Upon a Time in Sundarban, chronicles his journey through the northeast of India, as an army officer. This is the second part of his serialised travelogue.
A Whole New World of Crypto
Beetashok Chatterjee, author of ‘Driftwood’ and ‘The People Tree’, talks about the Cryptocurrency phenomenon, and the sudden rise in its popularity, and gives a lot of clarity about the concept
The Legacy of Darkness
Sanghamitra Bose, author of 'Unbelonging' writes about the Dark Heritage, the cultural heritage that is associated with real and commodified sites of atrocity, death, disaster, human depravity, tragedy, human suffering, as well as sites of barbarism and genocide.
Central Vista
Beetashok Chatterjee, author of ‘Driftwood’ and ‘The People Tree’, talks about the Central Vista Project going on in full swing at India Gate, New Delhi
Murder at Bombay High
Beetashok Chatterjee reflects on the marine disaster at Bombay High oil field last month, which claimed 71 lives
On a Soldier’s Trail: In to the Lands of Dawn Lit Mountains - Part I
Udayaditya, author of By the River Dibang and Once Upon a Time in Sundarban, chronicles his journey through the northeast of India, as an army officer. This is the first part of his serialised travelogue.
Masking Faces, Unmasking Souls
Proyashi Barua writes about unmasking our minds and souls, as we mask our faces
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Beetashok Chatterjee discusses advertisements—the great, the good and the cringe-worthy
The Law of the Seas
Beetashok Chatterjee writes about the implications of a US warship entering Indian waters without informing the Government of India
The Suez Canal Crisis
Beetashok Chatterjee shares his thoughts on what probably went wrong on the ship that blocked the Suez Canal for 6 days last month
Male Power - A Myth?
Beetashok Chatterjee wonders why International Men’s Day is given no importance at all
Being Bahu aint Fair
Anupama Jain writes on the travails of ‘Being Bahu’ and Playing ‘Fair’ in her humour column, AJ Wants To Know
Natural Disasters and Sinister Conspiracies
In the light of the recent natural disaster in Uttarakhand, Tanushree and Ajoy Podder write about Weather modifications
