Green peas are in season, a winter delight and they are the perfect ingredient to …
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Little is known about the origin of the word strawberry but it is believed that most likely the word comes from the Old English streawberige because the plant sends out runners which could be likened to pieces of straw.
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Green peas are in season, a winter delight and they are the perfect ingredient to …
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We Indians are rather partial to Mangoes, are we not? For us that is the …
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When a pinkish-purple dawn breaks o’er my land dribbling down to kiss the heather laden …
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This story was written to a competitive prompt on #ArtoonsInn for the #Navarasa competition. Prompt …
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Image courtesy – Spark Paws I read an article yesterday that infuriated me. The article, …
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The book jacket describes this book as a parenting manual. My perspective differs. Lalitha’s brand of self-deprecating humour, the puns, the tongue-n-cheek moments elevate this book to something that’s far above the mundanity of being labelled. This isn’t a book that lectures you about being a “better parent.” It’s a …
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This book is not just a biopic. It is a free dive into waters most civilians can’t imagine. It is a glimpse into a spartan, danger-fraught life shaped by a singular purpose… to protect others. A soldier’s sacrifice is unlike any other. While most men protect their families, a soldier …
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Hindi literature hails Rajkamal Choudhary’s Machhali Mari Hui as a radical milestone. Now, for the first time, it the book reaches an English-speaking audience as The Dead Fish, in Mahua Sen’s outstanding translation. What emerges is a haunting, fearless work that probes sexuality, emotional dissonance, and human frailty with startling …
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Sonal Singh On Sonal's Table
