“’Ind-j-a’ tastes better on your tongue... try it,” Sanjay Malhotra told me.
I did and it did. I mean, I wasn’t too sure about how it tasted, but it…
Lov-aloo The frizzling aloo tikkis lay like golden islands in a shallow sea of applauding oil. Gol gappas were stacked in a brocade of delectable disarray, pomegranate seeds lazed…
Each one has more intricacy, information and culture, beauty and potential making you wonder at the iconic status of Barbie. Each one speaks volumes about a nation – the prevalent…
Sanchita Ajjampur Side zip or flip flop boots, fitting trousers, button or tie waist cardigans and tee shirts with no serious cuss will all breeze us through the airport security.…
December 29, 2012, New Delhi. ‘When the body and the brain give up, the heart takes over.’ I was pondering over this status update on Facebook when Damini died. She…
In a land of 330 million deities, the risk lies more in running out of devotees than running short on festivals. Staking a righteous claim to the title ‘land of…
Leo Le Bon and wife Nadia My kitty of some 30 odd pugmarks counted at least a dozen. There was also the unending one which striped my boat’s wake…
Gentle rocks the shikhara Come December and an almost-traditional lull in violence draws a comforting, silencing blanket over Kashmir. I was always fascinated by this phenomenon – why and how…
Arthur C. Clarke, author of 2001: A Space Odyssey, describes Sri Lanka as a ‘small universe with as many variations of colour, scenery and climate as some countries a dozen…
