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  • Dis-Greyfully Yours

    Dis-Greyfully Yours

    Aunt Chia sped past caution signs, sticky notes trailing, goggles ready for pool battles, while Zeena juggled tea, tech lessons, and mild panic—welcome to her 80s!

  • The Many Deaths Of Subhas.

    The Many Deaths Of Subhas.

    Every 18th August Netaji dies again. This time, he is telling the story himself…From Beyond the myths, furious, sarcastic yet he is unsure if he is dead.

  • Igniting The Agni-Yug

    Igniting The Agni-Yug

    “On Youth Day, remember: once, the young didn’t wait for permission or perfect timing—they lit the match. What will you risk for what you believe?”

  • The Syndicate Of Saffron Futures

    The Syndicate Of Saffron Futures

    Aunt Selvi’s Nephew who shares the secret… A secret syndicate selecting the next Prime Minister of India. India being a democracy seems an illusion.

  • The River Beneath The Hill.

    The River Beneath The Hill.

    Kokoro-Baka is the vidhushaka or the wise fool who speaks from the heart. Here he shares the story of Hiroshima in the Japanese story telling format called the Rakugo

  • Remembering Munshi Premchand

    Remembering Munshi Premchand

    “Premchand’s women aren’t just characters—they’re mirrors of emotional resilience, quiet rebellion, and moral complexity in a world that often denied them voice.”