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There wouldn’t be a kid, especially an Indian kid, who’ d have grown up without being aware of the most popular Indian comic fortnightly magazine, Tinkle. ‘Tinkle’… brings up a sense of nostalgia of childhood.
Even adults don’t hesitate...
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The following list samples a few that deftly portray the city and its broad spectrum of peoples and places, reflecting its status as one of the hundreds of...
made popular Nov 9 2010
(The short story written by me was first published in a prominent newspaper Northern India Patrika on November 17,1996)
It was towards the evening that I had...
made popular Oct 27 2010
The celebrations for the fiftieth anniversary of the first meeting between the leader of the Cuban Revolution, Fidel Castro and American writer Ernest Hemingway, began...
made popular May 14 2010
I have a copy of Friedrich Nietzsche’s “Human All Too Human” which I once hauled around the world on a back-packing journey in the late 1990’s. ...
made popular Mar 29 2010
Sanskrit is mother of all Indian languages. Now the mother is looking for her children to get her the due status in her own land of birth. While Bhojpuri and other...
made popular Feb 25 2009
I was lucky enough to discover the joys and pleasures of reading at a very early age.
In fact, I have, since, read nearly every western classic there is to read! And...
made popular Dec 2 2008
Many of you know Zola, Molière, Balzac or Hugo. You may also know of Flaubert, Maupassant, Céline or Beaudelaire. They were great and extremely influential French...
made popular Oct 23 2008
In a not so surprising announcement - going by the Nobel Academy’s notoriety for secrecy - this year’s Nobel Literature Prize has gone to Frenchman...
made popular Oct 9 2008
Some months ago while watching a televised performance of the Scottish play, it occurred to me that dramaturgy would be an interesting potential to explore in relation...
made popular Oct 8 2008
Perhaps that is the reason why the child-thief of the first story finds himself caught up in a fight between his mother and wife in the title story that appears later,...
made popular Aug 11 2008
The Vulture - Franz Kafka
A Vulture was hacking at my feet. It had already torn my boots and stockings to shreds; now it was hacking at the feet themselves. Again and...
made popular Aug 9 2008
Shakespeare’s plays are being rewritten as comic strips for pupils who find his poetry boring, it emerged today.
made popular Jul 25 2008
I am revisiting this book. I was describing it to a friend yesterday and I felt compelled to share here the first three paragraphs of the book (essentially - the first...
made popular Jul 5 2008
Once we were lost, and now are found.
We met at a moment when,
You were not you, and I not I.
We journeyed together to the cliff at the top of the world,
And from there...
made popular Aug 14 2007
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