Author: Vinayak Prabhu

The Manipal Exam: Writing with a Full Bladder

The Manipal ENAT: It's a lot more than that. A hell Of a lot more than that.

May. What a month. It’s the only month of the year which has the most varied amount of perceptions by a vast cross section of youngsters in India. To the average school going student, May is the last month of a summer vacation which ought to be spent having the maximum amount of fun, watching… Continue reading The Manipal Exam: Writing with a Full Bladder

The Monk Who Bought A Ferrari (Or Sort Of)

The old man, who had been the epitome of serenity and bliss up until now, was suddenly jerked back into the confines of our materialistic world. | Photo: Sunil Kumar

My friends, first, I would like to thank you all for your kind support and encouragement that you have given me in response to my earlier writing endeavors. I have to say that I really didn’t expect such a response to my efforts when I had started out. Now that my sorry excuse of an… Continue reading The Monk Who Bought A Ferrari (Or Sort Of)

EXAM TIME-LAST MINUTE TIPS

They say it’s never too late. 3 days to go and you haven’t touched the books? Don’t worry! There still seems to be some light for you. The clock seems to be ticking faster than ever and the Goosebumps in your heart are just blowing up into blighted blisters… There is no doubt that there… Continue reading EXAM TIME-LAST MINUTE TIPS

A Forgotten Martyr, A Forgotten Sacrifice: Has Bhagat Singh Lost All His Significance in India?

Shirt of Bhagat Singh – Full sleeves Khaki shirt with Italian collar, market Bhagat Singh on the collar. Source: http://www.supremecourtofindia.nic.in/sciphoto/photo_m1.html

Okay guys. I want you to do one thing first. Whip out your phone calendars, and check the date. If you aren’t the sort who dropped your mobiles while drunk/asleep/being stupid, your calendar should read the following date: 23rd March 2012. Now, think about the significance of this day. What could have possibly happened today?… Continue reading A Forgotten Martyr, A Forgotten Sacrifice: Has Bhagat Singh Lost All His Significance in India?

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