Sometimes you have to lose your way to find who you are
By Counter Point Prime Minister Narendra Modi may just be channelling his inner Shakespeare. If you look closely enough, similarities emerge despite the obvious differences. From the ramparts of the Red Fort, Prime Minister Narendra Modi roared on August 15, “We can take tough decisions as interests of the nation are supreme for us.” “For I loved not Caesar less,... Continue Reading →
Sui Dhaaga seems like a sad excuse to promote a failed government policy.
Defer vacations, dates, purchases, interviews, client meetings and health checkups. Use the filter called time and eliminate the chaff.
The moon summit is thought to be an easy weekend trek, it is only after you embark on it that you realise it's true worth.
You learn humility if you travel regularly through public transport of any kind. Your past affiliations do not matter in that cramped space, your religion does not matter, your linguistic identity does not matter, your education does not matter, and your caste does not matter.
Our very own Bhoot Jolokia, has travelled to the Far East and returned with a gripping narrative of his experience.
A little known wonder exists in the backyards of Assam, all you have to do is look.
Did you just make a joke? *cocks gun and shoots*
A familiar journey in an unfamiliar space, the vicious cycle of exploitation, and the same values that guide oppression. Pattaya, in all its commercial glory, exposed and explored.
Nature has it's way leaving many in it's wake. Amir offers a compelling account of one such incident.
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