by Siddhant Mishra | Nov 1, 2016 | Featured Columns, Issues, November - 2016, The Chimera Of Truth |
The Great War and The Radix of the Despotic Democracy 10 NOVEMBER, 2016 The Chimera of Truth 8th November 2016. The day all of us would remember all our lives. As millennials, global events have been pretty common to us- we have been the peers and the ushers of the... by Ishanavi Bajpai | Nov 1, 2016 | Featured Columns, Issues, November - 2016, Scorn In The Morn |
It is the year 2016, a time where Fair and Lovely and Fair and Handsome are still a thing, and the practice of making fun of dark skin in the name of “comedy” does not only exist, but is also socially acceptable. I’ve been thinking about this a lot, and things... by Swati Singh | Nov 1, 2016 | Featured Columns, Issues, November - 2016, Scattered Sentences |
Teatime, Travelling Made by Swati Singh I suppose it makes no sense To talk, about experience That I have never had but yet – It feels real (in my head) I’ve lived the stories I have read And drunk the words, too Take a cuppa, with me friend It is a heady brew. Behind... by Aditi | Nov 1, 2016 | Featured Columns, Issues, November - 2016, Satrang |
An Open Letter to Every Pretentious Science Kid 01 NOVEMBER, 2016 Satrang When I tell people that for the next two years of my academic life I have chosen to study the seemingly bizarre combination of English, History, Psychology, Biology and Math (a rare occurrence... by Rhea Tewary | Nov 1, 2016 | Featured Columns, Issues, Monocle, November - 2016 |
There’s Nothing Pretty in ‘Pink’ 01 NOVEMBER, 2016 Monocle Shoojit Sircar’s ‘Pink’ is anything but the rosy romantic comedy that it’s title so deceptively implies. Instead, it is a gritty tale surrounding three urban women who are forced to fight... by Namrata Chatterjee | Nov 1, 2016 | Featured Columns, Issues, Mental Floss, November - 2016 |
The Glamorous Disease 01 NOVEMBER, 2016 Mental Floss The world in the past five years has quickly come in terms with mental illnesses and their gravity. While the taboo of being diagnosed with a psychological disorder is now becoming a thing of the past, a new trend... 