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Protesting Made Easy
TIME magazine named The Protester person of the year 2011. Though we have had people coming out on streets, to express their disapproval in the most irrational manners, since the day we first discovered rational thinking; it was in 2011 when it truly achieved it’s peak. Not remaining confined to a country or a region, … Read more
A Slice of Singapore
The signals from my sensory organs had sent me on a high, I had not felt this feeling for a long time. It was hard for me to decide whether I liked it, loved it, or was it just wonderful. Right in front of me sat one of the most beautiful creations I had ever … Read more
The Saga of the 100th Hundred
As the Indian Team continues it’s bad run down under, we are still fixated on the 100th ton…….. Indians love cricket and Indian cricket loves Sachin and his quest for the 100th ton. And as I write this post, he walks back to the pavilion with a score of 41. It has been almost an … Read more
The Old Man
Posting a story I had written a long time back It was a beautiful morning on the hills of Darjeeling. I had woken up early (around 2:00 A.M.) to visit Tiger Hill, the summit of Ghoom about 11 km from the city. The main attraction of the place is the view of the sunrise over … Read more
Harbart: Too Many Twists Spoil The Plot
The début novel of Nabarun Bhattacharya, published in 1993, it is considered a “landmark in Bengali literature”, and is listed in the genre of dark humour. Personally, I was unaware of the author, because of the fact that he writes only in his mother tongue. So, I was a both excited and sceptical at the … Read more
The Wayside Chapel
Picked this up from somewhere. Author unknown. Read on to enjoy the play of words. An English Lady, while visiting Switzerland, was looking for a room and asked a school master, if he could recommend one. He took her to see several rooms and when everything was settled the lady returned to her home to … Read more
Bombay High Court Sentences Ajmal Kasab to Death By High Cholesterol
Nov 2011, Mumbai, India: Ajaml Kasab, the terrorist caught during the Mumbai attack in 2008 has been sentenced to “Death by high cholesterol” In a unique dispensing of justice, the Bombay Court has ordered that Kasab be served the greasiest foods including the choicest mutton dishes like Biriyani and Keema with butter Naans, till his … Read more
Spot The Similarity!!!
Sharad Pawar got one on the face by a feisty Harvinder Singh st the NDMC centre and the news channels went berserk. They now won’t have to search for news for at least the next two days. But while watching the video on one of the channels for the 25th consecutive time, I noticed that … Read more
Dig the lingo dudes!
A guest post by Zephyr or to be precise The Cyber Nag, who in her own words has spent much of her life perfecting the art of nagging A writer par excellence and a very well known name on the Indian blogosphere, she needs no introduction. To read more, do visit her blog: CyberNag Listen … Read more
RAM & RAVANA : CHIT-CHAT OVER A BEER
A guest post by Mayank Sharma. The man behind the famous blog: What The Fuck Is Going On A government employ by the day and a stand up comic at night, he can be seen performing at various amateur stand up comedy events in and around Delhi. A good friend, a … Read more
How To Make Scrambled Eggs
Written for CG. Click here for original: Here Eggs are a cheap and easy way to kill those hunger pangs, along with being a damn good source of high quality proteins and essential fatty acids and some other things. The basic definition of scrambled eggs is that they are eggs that have been…errr…scrambled. A delicious … Read more
An Open Rant
I am made to believe that Open Letters are the flavour of the month…or to be more precise the week. The online community has a rather short memory and there are chances that the Open Letter fascination will be thrown into some corner and forgotten about in the next 2 days or so. In the … Read more
Lone Wolf
Ok…so I rediscovered my sketch book, my pencils and my desire to sketch. This is the second sketch I did since yesterday’s leopard cubs. Googled the image and sketched the following.Shading is not entirely similar to the photograph, as I used the photo to just get the outline and basic shape of the wolf’s portrait. … Read more
Young Nobles
Sketched after a long long time. Was searching for the images of the Snow Leopard on Google (for the Twitter DP), when I came across this photo. And due to a sudden impulse, I took out the 10Bs and the 8Bs and 2Bs and not 2Bs, and went down on the drawing book. And this … Read more
August-kranti or May-hem?
Vande Mataram! Inquilab Zindabad! The words that echoed throughout this month. “August Kranti” shouted the headlines (Please Note: Not the Delhi-Mumbai Train). “Second Freedom Movement” screamed Anna. The month of August, when everyone was either protesting or being protested against. Some protested with Anna, some protested against Anna and some protested against all the protests. … Read more
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