The Sound of Silence!

May 10, 2012

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How does the brain understand what we listen. What does listening mean. Can we hear in absolute silence. How does complete silence aid in meditation. Read on to discuss on these and more...

Posted in: Commentaries

Satyameva Jayate

May 6, 2012

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What an awesome series started by Aamir khan productions. Anchored by the man himself, the show is perfectly delivered as is the panache of Mr. Khan. It is generating generous reviews across the board for various facets – initiating the talk of a sensitive issue to ignite the broad mass, well documented research from various sections: NGO people,… [Read more…]

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Kali: Mahashivratri Night, and his Exploits

February 21, 2012

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What are Kali and his aides - Ghoda and Baila, upto this Maha Shivratri night, at their hostels in a boarding school... ...

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Golds of Love

February 20, 2012

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An old woman's labour of love spread across timeless journeys will soon flower the golden petals...

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The Moors

April 10, 2011

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The Moors were people of western North Africa. They were most active in the present day regions of eastern Morocco and western and central Algeria. They descended from a mixed race of Berbers, a native tribe of northern Africa, and the Arabs, inhabitants of the Arabian Peninsula, stretching from the Red sea to the Gulf… [Read more…]

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Biased Literature, Historical fiction and An account of Robert Clive

April 1, 2011

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(above image copyrighted to National Portrait Gallery, London http://www.npg.org.uk/collections/search/portraitLarge/mw01347/Robert-Clive-and-Mir-Jafar-after-the-Battle-of-Plassey-1757) As is very well known, the historical account is seldom unbiased and true to the incidences and often full of propaganda to foster a given agenda. While recently going through an account of Robert Clive, the man renowned for establishing British Empire in India almost singlehandedly, the… [Read more…]

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The Elephant Celebes

October 29, 2010

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Below the review of The Elephant Celebes –an epitome of Surrealist paintings is given verbatim. It fetched the highest marks in a course on Visual Communication and Judgment of Art ‘The Elephant Celebes’ – one of the seminal paintings by the avant-garde artist Max Ernst, is considered to pioneer the Surrealist Movement in the visual… [Read more…]

Posted in: Critics and Essays

Cities!!

May 30, 2010

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cities. the epicenter of human civilization. the cataract of our ethos and culture. from east to west and north to south, they have sporadically bloomed to leave their mark on the zeitgeist. it gives birth to who we are and mould our emotions, shapes our thoughts, and nurtures our spirit. cynosure of human desires and ambitions, let us take a close look at what galvanizes the spirit of the city in this exhilarating ride towards its heart...

Posted in: Critics and Essays

इंतज़ार

April 20, 2010

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कुछ वादे किये तो थे तुमने पर अहमियत उनकी शायद जेहन में न थी यहाँ तो साँसे ही रुक गयी है कबसे क्या तुम वापस आओगी? सपने भी बुने साथ तेरे पर गाँठ कमज़ोर हो गयी ताने बाने तो बने है अब भी मगर रंगों ने धोखा दे दिया भूचाल ही तो था वो तुम्हारे… [Read more…]

Marlow…

November 23, 2009

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“Hi!!” “Hello..” a smile follows. “it is too chilled out here” “Yeah i agree.” “well, you are the most beautiful girl, i have ever met”. blush. “That’s a cliche! try something different” “well, i am the cutest, smartest, most fun guy you’ll ever meet…” laughs hysterically..” ha ha ha… this attitude and you think you… [Read more…]

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