Fifty Shades of Grey: ‘Bonded’ by love
By Shrishti Bhatia Bondage. Discipline. Submission. Domination. Machismo. These words together form the concept of BDSM around which the erotic…
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Mahabharata through its women’s eyes
The story of the Mahabharata is something that all of us have heard at some point in our lives. The…
Sheroes: An abode for acid attack survivors in India
Sheroes is a hangout place which is also a reader’s café, a workshop, a community radio hub, and exhibit space….
FRIENDS Reunion: 9 things biggest fans can totally relate to
FRIENDS fans all over the world have eagerly been waiting for any kind of follow-up content. With the much-awaited ‘FRIENDS…
Rui Ka Bojh 1997 (The Weight of Cotton) – Pankaj Kapur’s epic family drama
‘Rui Ka Bojh’ – a nice, clean, and different movie. The story of an aging parent and his children has…
Millennial Duo: A Delhi couple finds its inspiration in travel
We, Millennial Duo, met in college during our post-graduation and started dating, even working at a few of the same…
Reminiscences from Tibet
From the diary of a Tibetan doctor: White Crane, Lend Me Your Wings. Written by Dr Tsewang Yishey Pemba and…
Badami – This cozy little town in Karnataka is must-visit for travel enthusiast
Badami is about 450 km from Bengaluru. The nearest airport is Belgaum, which is about 190 km from Badami. The nearest railway station is Hubli, about 100 km from the town.
Heritage walks and social media: Hashtagging through India’s cultural heritage
A country’s heritage is like a guiding light. It reminds us of a glorious past, of the foundational values, and…
The timelessness and universal appeal of Mirza Ghalib
RJ Sayma and Historian Rana Safvi talk about Mirza Ghalib, possibly one of the most famous Urdu poets. They describe his works and what Ghalib means to Delhi and its culture, even 150 years after his death.