Sept Shorts03: Mehtavian Maths
A Tiny Tale about settling a score in maths class. My first attempt at a short story for young readers.
Sept Shorts02: Cryptic Chimichangas
Chimichangas bring together two very different appetites.
Content Marketing: The Power Of Story
Content Marketing, yet another buzzword added to the business lexicon. Let’s not go the jargon way. Let’s just talk.
Sept Shorts01: Everyone’s Got A Back-up Plan
A short story about people who plan and all their back-up plans.
Every Moment Is An Opportunity To Fall In Love
We can choose to get angry or nitpick or find fault with or be offended by. Or we can choose to look at what a wonderful experience it is. Love.
Open Heart Surgery
The man I called ‘Mr.Everyday’ broke my heart and other things.
Fear Culture: My Week Since The #MumbaiGangRape
One week since this happened. The media has its baby for the fortnight or so. TV is gruesome entertainment with politico-types competing, reality-show like to see who can say the most outrageous/stupid/TRP-generating things. How has real life been for the regular Mumbaiker? I can tell you how mine has been….
India Hates Its Women: This Mumbai Woman Bows Her Head In Shame
Mumbai, masquerading as the exception in a country that boasts of daughter-in-law burning, honor killing, female infanticide and as of December, gang-rapes in metros, has been outed.
I’m Not A Real (Something Something)…
You don’t have to be a ‘real’ anything to be real.
Everything That’s Wrong With Raksha-Bandhan
It might seem that I’m opposed to all Indian festivals but I’m actually, not. Not even to today’s grand occasion of Raksha-bandhan. Well, I have no problem with honoring the sibling relationship. If anything, I’m all for occasions that remind you to be grateful for the presence of special people…