Pringles is just a can of potato wafers. But to witness the ecstasy on someone’s face when they dig into it for the first time is uniquely blissful...

Unbeknownst to many, satire was born in our very India in the 1600s and the first ‘stand-up comedians’ merrily blanched their rulers. The trend is...

Humanity is turning to batteries and electric vehicles, while some are placing their faith in prayer and gas. The smarter ones, though, are tuning...

‘Big-tech’ is getting smaller as a brutally cold winter sets in for the technology industry worldwide. Over 130,000 people have lost their jobs this...

It surrounds us, pollution. It is overtly visible. Yet we transgress. At the end of the day, inordinate souls will pay. What is going so wrong in...

With all due respect to Bryan Adams, hear this—the only good things about that summer were that I was born and some very precarious roads were built

There are more than a few things adverse about this column, just because it is a besieged essay. We don’t know anymore what and who to praise, or why

I am all for a vibrant, effervescent and resurgent India. Yet, I am appalled by the mental miasma and nemesis maiming the good people left in our...

In many ways, it is worse than the deadly N-option. Just last week, around 56 million Indians felt the hiss of the global meltdown. What feeds this...

Lest the headline bothers you, think of those we have beguiled. We promised those with slippers that they shall fly. They have; out of home and...

The average Indian has changed quite a bit. He is brusque and belligerent, yet recalcitrant and oft-submissive. We are surrounded by creepers turning...

As 2024 draws closer, political parties are upping the electoral ante. In tandem, their voices are getting uproarious too, especially on the telly