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05 Sep 2022
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Rowing and Wading Through Turbulent Times
29 Jul 2022 -
The Strength Paradox
18 Nov 2021 -
The Age Of Hawks
24 Sep 2021 -
The Elusive Truth
13 Aug 2021 -
Broken
26 Jul 2021 -
First Step to Recovery
01 Jul 2021 -
The Battle of the Bullies
24 Jun 2021 -
The Soldiers of Humanity
15 Aug 2020 -
Xenophobia. Yikes! It's Different.
21 Jul 2020 -
Guilty Of Privacy
08 Jun 2020 -
Corona: The Bittersweet Ironies
20 Mar 2020 -
Mumbai Has Woken Up
17 Sep 2019 -
A Review Of Hidden Figures (Movie)
17 Dec 2018 -
Polyandry In The Mahabharata Isn't As Progressive As You May Think
28 Oct 2018 -
#MeToo: We Create Monsters When We Create Gods
15 Oct 2018 -
Honoring Verbal Contracts
13 Mar 2018 -
Are Bloggers Being Exploited?
18 Dec 2017 -
Winning V/S Defeating
02 Oct 2017 -
Privacy In The Electronic Age
26 Aug 2017 -
Censorship Is A Double-Edged Sword
06 Aug 2017Recently, social media has been flooded with angry posts about some TV show called Pehredaar Piya Ki. Seeing so many people agitated about it, piqued my curiosity, and I read a little about it. To me, it seems somewhat silly, but again, I have not actually watched it, so I am going to refrain from judging it any further.
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Taking The First Step
15 Jun 2017 -
Is the Internet Isolating Us?
09 May 2017A decade ago, I lived in a foreign country. That was when I started using social media. For a few years, it was about catching up with old friends, sharing pictures and gossiping about what had changed. It seemed like our forgotten friendships could be revived through the magic of the internet. If anyone had then told me, that the internet would eventually be isolating people, I would have called them raving loons.
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Just A Spoon Full Of Sugar ...
09 Apr 2017When we were kids, we were badgered by grown ups to read the news or watch the news in order to educate our selves and shed our ignorance of the world we lived in. In our times, news was quite boring and I wonder how many parents succeeded in getting their kids to actually read or listen to the news.
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Haunted By Our Colonial Past
28 Mar 2017A blogger friend of mine has blogged several times, about a couple of issues that bother her. One is, the strange emotionally charged attitude we have to the English language and the other is the discrimination, dark skinned people in India face. After some thought, I have come to believe, it is possible, that these two seemingly disconnected issues, could indeed be linked.