A soul exhausted by hope
Mukkamala Sriram If you’d ever had the chance to meet him, the first thing that would have stayed with you was likely his smile. He was the kind of guy…
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In the 90s: Growing up at a gentle pace
Mukkamala Sriram Life was not instantaneous; it went about itself, slow, steady and felt deeply. The nineties childhood happened at the crossroads between slow living and nascent technology. Somewhere in…
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Looking at Me, Looking for Them
Tanzeela Abdul Rasheed Conny scores full marks in unsolicited representation. The other day, I was sitting with Conny. Conny, for those unfamiliar with the distinguished gentleman, is my conscience. He…
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Colour: the silent language through which the eyes converse
Colours can be compared to keys on a piano; one must know how to play them correctly. Mukkamala Sriram It is impossible to envision a world without colour. The sky…
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Connectivity without connection? It’s the loneliness paradox
Mukkamala Sriram Do you see how hyper-connected you are? You can pick up a phone in India, and talk to a professor in London on call, talk to your parents…
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Assembly election shifts portend complex transitions
Mukkamala Sriram The Assembly election results of 2026 in West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Assam, and Puducherry highlight a shift in political behaviour across regions rather than a consistent national…
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Gender equality is not just a woman’s fight
Surakanti Koushika Gender equality is often spoken about as if it is a fight that belongs only to women. But in reality, it is much larger than that. It is…
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When voices rise, democracy lives
G. Venkat Sai Fundamental freedoms are the foundation of any democratic society. Among these, the right to speak freely and the right to protest are the most important because they…
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