Indian Presidential Elections: No miracles in sight!

Raisina Hill will see a new occupant come July 25th! Will it be Pranab Mukherjee or P.A.Sangma who will be elected president on 19th July?

It’s been more than a month now, and many pundits are dubbing this to be the most interesting presidential elections since 1977. They say in politics a week is a long time, and by this saying the current controversy seems to have been going on since ages! Long-time friends have turned foes & allies are… Continue reading Indian Presidential Elections: No miracles in sight!

Mil gaya bhagwan ka ‘kan’! (Found the God Particle)

That was how the prime time headline read in a popular Hindi news channel. ‘God Particle’ has captured news space following CERN’s discovery of Higgs Boson particle, the particle which physicists believe lays at the core of The Big Bang. Media, and I need not explain why, is holding on to the terminology of ‘God… Continue reading Mil gaya bhagwan ka ‘kan’! (Found the God Particle)

Are you a Versace feminist?

The supermodel recently came under fire for her alleged ignorant comments on feminism

Although this article has been written addressing a regular college going girl,guys are most welcome to read and share their views. What does feminism mean to you? I’m sure there must have been instances in life when you faced situations that can help you answer the question. (I recently wrote about the kind of academic… Continue reading Are you a Versace feminist?

Presidential Paradox

It’s becoming increasingly important for India Inc to understand the ideologies and compulsions of regional parties. Illustration by Varun Vashishtha. Source: In A League Of Their Own

A lot of air time, print space over the past few days has been given, to what until sometime back, for masses of India was a nondescript exercise – election of President of India. Thanks to the ‘Civics’ everyone had to study in early school days, we are aware that such a post/position/chair/authority exists in… Continue reading Presidential Paradox

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