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Black Fire II

Abstract art is one of the most divisive things to ever exist. People that watched Oopiri know exactly what I’m talking about, but I’m sure we are all familiar with the running joke about abstract art: the mental image of… Continue Reading →

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The price of play

Looking back at my childhood, memories of loneliness and hardship come to mind. I was seven years old when a particularly devastating event occurred that permanently altered my life. On a seemingly ordinary Friday afternoon, I was looking at what… Continue Reading →

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The suicidal murder

[Trigger Warning]: The following reading contains potentially distressing information about suicide and murder. The reader is advised to use their discretion to continue reading. This is a fictional, locked-room murder mystery.    Just one week to go before the Convocation… Continue Reading →

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Top 10 conversation starters

Everybody craves deep and meaningful social interactions. May it be with the girl you like or if you’re just trying to hit it off with a classmate or colleague. However, walking over to someone and starting a conversation can be… Continue Reading →

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Decoding the grand design of the Universe

Have you ever wondered why anything exists? When we think about what created life, planets, galaxies, or the entire Universe; or who is the ultimate creator of everything, an answer one might reach is that the creator might have created “it”-self…. Continue Reading →

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Elon and his MUSKeteers

Ladies and gentlemen, please take a seat! Tonight we are talking about someone who needs no introduction. Whether you know him as a wildly successful serial entrepreneur, or as an insane innovator planning to send us all to space, you’ve… Continue Reading →

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Thus, spoke Zoomer

“I slayed my tests, no cap. A huge W for me!” Imagine a linguistics scholar a few hundred years from now trying to figure out how a cap correlates to vanquishing a test and exactly what this w is. Or… Continue Reading →

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Kerala: The Twilight State

Light and darkness are used to represent various concepts such as good and evil, hope and despair, or knowledge and ignorance. In this article, we explore how this duality manifests in the Indian state of Kerala, known for its high… Continue Reading →

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Art and Emotion

Aren’t all of us artists trying to express ourselves in this world? In my opinion, art is a form of expressing an emotion. Learning how to express our subconscious emotions and communicate with them will take time but what is… Continue Reading →

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A Silent Plea

[Trigger Warning] The following reading contains potentially distressing information about self-harm. The reader is advised to use their discretion to continue reading.   Darkness cocooned her room, her heart twisted, churned, her fingers closed around her throat, nails digging into… Continue Reading →

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Who Watches The Watchmen?

Police sirens, an opened door, a step out of the flat that had been an abode and a prison for 6-years-9 months-23 days—freedom at last?   Julian Assange was under no such false impression as the British police dragged him… Continue Reading →

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Moonlighting- Double Money, Double Risk

The corporate industry is notoriously famous for having the highest pay grade difference for employees working in the same company at different levels doing the same or similar jobs. This difference attracts several young engineers and management graduates into this… Continue Reading →

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The Myth of Femininity

From a very young age, we are socialized to behave according to our sex. Boys are taught to be “masculine” and girls are taught to be “feminine”. But are there any biological differences between a man and a woman which… Continue Reading →

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The Reel of Upbringing

Comfort space is personal to every individual. It allows you to be yourself and cherish the moments as they are with no judgment whatsoever. As for me, movies and music do the job. Speaking about movies, I have been exposed… Continue Reading →

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“Women vs Women” – Ugly concept of Indian television shows

  Flash, Flash, Flash. Various screens show the face of the actor. A woman crying in the corner while another loves the visual of her crying. The editor looks at all of these different shots and lets out a satisfied… Continue Reading →

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The Line

Growing up watching Sci-fi movies, I always imagined myself living in a fully automated world with all these cool tech devices- flying sneakers, teleportation units, and whatnot. Something as dreamy as the “first cognitive city” proposed to be built in… Continue Reading →

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The Human Touch

The human touch. Such a simple thing, yet one that holds immense power. Almost like a miracle. Wonder why? Read on.  We’ve been gifted with the five senses, namely: vision, speech, smell, hearing, and the most beautiful of all, touch…. Continue Reading →

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A Childhood Dream

Did your 8-year-old self ever wish for that awesome Pixar movie that you watched, and you watched, then you watched again, to be real? Because I did!  I had a dream. I wished I was a car so that I… Continue Reading →

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