Monthly Archives: February 2013

New Delhi: Kishore Kumar and Vyjayanthimala bridge north-south divide!

by Sukanya Posted on February 27, 2013

Some issues have a longer shelf life than they should. And so what was prevalent in 1956 continues to be a problem even today. For all our ostensible pride over India’s celebrated diversity, a vast majority still squabbles over the … Continue reading →

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Kai Po Che: Troubled times, lasting friendship!

by Sukanya Posted on February 22, 2013

‘Main Ambani ban jaata hoon. Omi ko CM bana denge. Chal, pehle rickshaw pakadte hain.’ Though spoken in jest, these words reveal a shrewd oxymoron of ambition and reality that characterizes the zeal and anxiety of youth. And to me … Continue reading →

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