The watchers in cheap seats applaud it all/with puny wooden drums, instead of words.
No thrills here, just meaningless tragic frills to a fantasy no one can really fancy
That was Nissim Ezekiel, poet, professor and person par excellence
For the average Mumbaikar, Busybee's columns was their voice speaking
A likeable novel despite the unavoidable Mills and Boon touches.
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Thukral has attemped to follow in the footsteps of Swift and Orwell by writing a satirical allegory, and he...
Vernon's Krishnamurti somehow does not sound like the person I met in Pupul Jayakar's house in Delhi.
"Advani thought this was a costly Japanese project. When he realised it was Indian and cheap, he said he...
Call me behind times, but technology and I never took to each other
An honest travelogue: across a past enveloped by the present
Jessop's fire and Compton's savagery, Tendulkar has them all, and more
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Shoot Me With A Slogun