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Blast-Ended Skrewt. ~ Editor, DailyO | Associate Editor, ITGD
Monsoon in the foothills: Non-stop rain and Khichuri-Ilish Bhaja
Rain is the only constant in my part of the country. That's how it is with the foothills.
Lockdown Love: French Hearts
Nearly three years had passed by and a virus had shut everyone in. The world was locked. The fragrance of bakeries were a thing of the past.
North Bengal: Pandemic is new, neglect endemic
The government left North Bengal a long time ago. A pandemic is not going to bring it back.
Sushant Singh Rajput deserves our voice, not quiet
Fronting mental health to avoid a conversation about the harsh realities of Bollywood is a copout that will dismantle many more fragile minds of many more Sushant Singh Rajputs.
How Corona era snatched the joy of home-delivered food
That cooking is an essential life skill, never quite cut through to me before these few months. It was almost as if another life began for me during the lockdown.
Fake news floods before fact checking became a legit job
It was the monsoon of 1993, and two districts of North Bengal were reeling from the horror of a flood that had left it crippled.
The enduring Bond of the Mussoorie hills
Ruskin Bond's stories are fragrant with the memories of home. His words are understandable. They are as accessible to someone with a PhD in English, as they are to someone who can understand just the basics.
How Girish Karnad became Tiger Zinda Hai actor
Did we really reduce Karnad to Tiger Zinda Hai actor? How could we?
The story of Sukumari the Crocodile, who couldn't turn back into a woman
You turn to stories when your reality resembles dystopia. Nothing hits home more these days than that idea of dystopia, which is a reality all of us are now living in.
