Category: Rhythm Indiana
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OnaAshamsakal
A biting look at society’s cultural decay, somatic monsoon healing rituals, and why Onam celebrates the defiant, generous Mahabali over calculating conquerors.
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The Scandinavian woman who Kidnapped my Nephew.
Four weeks, five theories, three languages and one Scandinavian robot later, Victoria Cahn concludes that finding her nephew is easier than escaping India’s telecommunications bureaucracy.
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The Cockroach Republic and Dalda Nationalism
A sharp, satirical look at August 15: beyond the blaring loudspeakers, stale laddus, and rehearsed patriotism lies the urgent need for true, questioning independence of mind.
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Who Appointed Your Guru?
What if gurus aren’t chosen but encountered? A monsoon reflection on coffee, numerology, the I Ching, karmic obsessors, and why life itself is the greatest teacher.
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The Woman Who Cried For Mysore.
A therapist explores how a client’s visceral anger toward 1947 history reveals forgotten emotional wounds, blending past life regression, Mysore royalty, and deep psychological healing.
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Folded History Of an Unfolded Flag.
We salute the Tiranga with impeccable ceremony, yet forget the people who created it. Patriotism begins not with rituals, but with remembering Pingali Venkayya and Surayya Tyabji.
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