Satyajit Sarna

The writer is a lawyer and writer based in Delhi. He is the author of The Angel's Share (HarperCollins, 2012). He blogs at satyajitsarna.blogspot.com.

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POLITICS

| Humble Submissions | 6-minute read

Pragati Maidan: How the future was cancelled

The Hall of Nations stood for the optimism, hope and dreams of our grandparents — a generation that came out of world wars, Partition and famine.

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LIFE

| Humble Submissions | 5-minute read

What your poop says about the advice you read online

Can you imagine Hemingway bending over the toilet with a check-list in his hand?

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LIFE

| Humble Submissions | 3-minute read

Do we know what real water tastes like?

We are moving away from our ancestral roots, we are becoming post-human. We don't even drink the same water.

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SPORTS

| Humble Submissions | 4-minute read

Indian Super League Game: Come on, let's football?

It’s too early to comment whether the ISL is likely to be a success, but this did not feel like the real deal.

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POLITICS

| Humble Submissions | 4-minute read

Who watches the watchmen

A need for private security points to a perception of the growing divide between the rich and the poor and the volatility of the gap.

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Open to Opinion

The Hall of Nations stood for the optimism, hope and dreams of our grandparents — a generation that came out of world wars, Partition and famine.

Can you imagine Hemingway bending over the toilet with a check-list in his hand?

We are moving away from our ancestral roots, we are becoming post-human. We don't even drink the same water.

It’s too early to comment whether the ISL is likely to be a success, but this did not feel like the real deal.

A need for private security points to a perception of the growing divide between the rich and the poor and the volatility of the gap.