Contemplating suicide
Suicide is a taboo subject for conversation. Particularly what makes a person want to commit suicide or what to say in the face of their pain.
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Garbha Sanskar: The “Emperor’s new clothes” business model
A garbha sanskar event organized in Kolkata got challenged in the High Court by doctors over its claims to create super babies. This is a most welcome development in a
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My problem with Mother Teresa’s canonization
One does not have to defend the absurd in order to respect a person. Objecting to the absurdity of declaring Mother Teresa a saint does not mean disrespect for her work.
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A stupidified India in the hall of mirrors
As I write this post, Indian Digital rights activists are watching in horror as “ethical hacker” Ankit Fadia has been declared the brand ambassador of Digital India. As Twitter goes nuts
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What independence Day? The freedom struggle isn’t over!
It is the day for cute messages and wearing your patriotism on the sleeve. It is a day that has increasingly lost meaning for me. We got independence from the
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All India Bakchod – damned by faint conviction
All India Bakchod hosted a roast that caused an outrage. Responding to threats with apologies set a troubling precedent for frees peech in India.
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It seems Ashok Malik thinks tribals are too stupid to know their ground realities
It is a piece Ashok Malik wrote to explain Rahul Gandhi’s stupidity. It ends up improving my estimation of his intelligence. In a rather long winded post “Green means stop“,
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AAP promise of CCTV coverage needs more thought, WiFi more conviction
I saw Arvind Kejriwal’s easy dismissal of privacy rights when Ravish Kumar raised the question of privacy with regard to Aam Aadmi Party’s promise of installing CCTVs in public places
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Business Management colleges should learn from Vibrant Gujarat Summits
A mind boggling 21,000 MOUs appear to have been signed at the Vibrant Gujarat Summit this year. Considering that this was a three day event and assuming it covered 12
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