Monthly Archives: January 2017
Mattresses are like those neglected coconut bars in a candy bag, that no one ever really looks at. But if one tries them, they turn out to not just be good for your health, but also quite tasty.
Same way, people tend to spend more time on their pillow, bed sheets and cover-ups rather than giving attention to the main...
I have always detested the fact that why weren’t we taught about income taxes and related stuff in school. Why should I be a commerce student to learn it? I will need it in my life, no matter what.
Because as exciting as it is when you start earning, you also have to pay taxes. Who knows people don’t pay...
Steve Forbes revved up quite a dialogic storm when he point blank opined in his feature how demonetization in India was an immoral move. Harsh at the very worst, the judgment might have been a little too blunt. But it significantly mirrors the common sentiment that echoed off a million other native voices, how could our government possibly push...
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Recently, Supreme Court (SC) passed a judgment in which a political party, its leaders or any other person or a candidate’s appeal to voters to elect a candidate on grounds of religion, race, caste, community would constitute a ‘corrupt practice’.
It based the judgment on the fact that such an appeal would impact the secular foundation of the Constitution.
Religion...
If you all don’t already know, then you might want to know that this Saudi Arabian band Majed al-Esa, song called Hwages, loosely translated to mean ‘concerns’ is one of the most talked about video right now.
It has gone viral and amassed more than 2 million views on YouTube and does not seem to be stopping anytime soon. But...
During New Year's Eve celebrations on MG Road and Brigade Road in Bengaluru, a mob of drunken men harassed and molested numerous women present at the venue. The event has been termed a "mass molestation".
How weird does that sound? Sadly, terms like molestation and mass murder have become commonplace in the news, but mass molestation is proof that our...
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By- Aishwarya Arora
Planning Forum of St. Stephen’s College is proud to announce the 9th edition of St. Stephen’s College Model United Nations Conference, one of the most awaited events of the year, which is to be held from 27-29 January 2017.
Mr. Shivshankar Menon, a leading diplomat and a distinguished fellow in foreign policy, has kindly consented to serve as...
Okay guys wait, before you think this is going to be a blog saying how great a movie was Befikre, or how it was a pioneer for Bollywood, well… that won’t be so.
Having watched Befikre and been sad about how they took an otherwise fun and modern plot but still twisted it back to the same tried and tested...
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Fiction is my preferred form of books when it comes to reading, somehow non-fiction have never truly interested me unless they come from a very trusted and credible source.
But the autobiography by R.K. Somany 'Bringing The Rainbow- The Hindware Story' is one I am glad to have given a read to and believe it could be a really good...
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Going to a restaurant is one of the most common past-times of ours.
Whether it be with friends, family or even a work related thing, restaurants offer that balanced environment where you can find everything, good food (well… occasionally) , spend time with the other people, and just have a good time in general.
But the frustration and bulging eyes come...
The New Year has kicked off wonderfully with a new season of BBC Sherlock and, true to its reputation, the show has once again sent viewers into fits of frenzied speculation.
The third season aired three years ago, and although we got a Christmas special in between, we didn’t really see any significant plot development in The Abominable Bride. Therefore,...
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A very Happy New Year to you my dear reader! With resolutions in mind and celebrations all around, news last week did not fail to live up its regular expectation of being bold and bizarre.
To laugh till your belly aches or cry till your head hurts, you be the judge!
'Mitron', missing in PM Narendra Modi's 31st December Speech
In...
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You know which hilly city I am talking about if you've watched the "Jaadu" starrer "Koi Mil Gaya". Yes, it's Rohit's hometown and the place where an alien landed...
