Author
Shreyas Gawali
Lady Bird is a beautiful coming-of-age story of Christine McPherson, a high school senior, from “the wrong side of the tracks” who lives in Sacramento, California. Her life is extremely monotonous as the only exciting thing about that year in… Continue Reading →
If God had hired an architect to design India, it would have been Sanjay Leela Bhansali. I was waiting for Padmaavat with bated breath because I really look forward to Bhansali films. The reasons are umpteen – extravagant and mammoth… Continue Reading →
“No matter what anybody tells you, words and ideas can change the world.” – John Keating, Dead Poets Society. I have always been a fan of conversations. Deep, profound, and poignant conversations about life have always intrigued me. In my… Continue Reading →
I cannot help but get into a pensive mode when I contemplate into the fact that in about two years from now, we would witness the end of something majestic which has become a significant part of our lives. It… Continue Reading →
Dear readers, With this edition, we bring you a diversified agglomeration of articles by our writers which will make you ponder, sigh, learned, excited and invigorated. In a nutshell, it’s going to be an emotional oasis! On the entertainment front,… Continue Reading →
The one thing apart from friends that has helped me endure the course of engineering has been the T.V shows and will continue to be for the coming one year…. Continue Reading →
“When you let anger get the best of you, it brings out the worst in you”. This may not make complete sense right away, but will eventually do as I proceed. March was the month which made every cricket… Continue Reading →
Warm gratitude to my readers for tuning in and I assure you this article will educate you about the good possible alternatives to the U.S.A. And to those who haven’t read the previous one, this is about the other countries,… Continue Reading →
It is unfortunate that most of us have voluntarily made our future significantly dependent on an outcome which seems abysmally doomed. I am talking about the day when the dollar dreams of tens of thousands of Indians got shattered… Continue Reading →
