Author
Meghna Desai
Penning the change I want to see.
Education policy in India has been the same for 34 years and has not changed until 2020 when the Ministry of Education (formerly the MHRD) formulated a completely reformed education policy. It was adopted by the Indian Government in 2023… Continue Reading →
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 →
“Har bacche ki apni khoobi hoti hain, apni kaabiliyat hoti hain, apni chaahat hoti hain”, said Nikumbh in the famous movie – Taare Zameen Par which translates to “Every Child has his own talent, potential and wants”. As a child,… Continue Reading →
On the day just before New Year’s Eve in a fairly small town happened something that none of the citizens ever imagined. A bank robbery, where the robber wanted to loot six thousand five hundred kronor, eventually turned into a… Continue Reading →
The Parliament scene that happened thirty-two years ago in March 1989 was the turning point of Tamil Nadu politics. The movie starts with this unforgettable assembly scene that turned the tables on upcoming politics in Tamil Nadu. Four-time National film… Continue Reading →
“It’s your first global press conference! Are you sure you can manage it all alone?” Mr. Eoin asked out of concern to his niece, the CEO of Orion. “I’m confident Uncle Eoin. Like every time I’m sure I can handle… Continue Reading →
“Animation is not the art of drawings that move but the art of movements that are drawn” ~Norman Mclaren. Some things in life don’t change, like the craze we have for animation. Right from adoring our childhood shows to never… Continue Reading →
Spoiler alert: The following article is inspired by ‘No filter: The Barks & Beans Café mystery series” written by – Heather Day Gilbert and contains major spoilers. 9:45 p.m Luckily, I reached home without anybody noticing. Coal was chilling with… Continue Reading →
[Warning] The following content may trigger anxiety. Reader discretion is advised. The sun rose again. It was yet another day of the tiring and exhausting quarantine. Luv, still in his bed was reluctant to get up. His phone vibrated… Continue Reading →
It was a hot summer day. Wedding preparations had begun; Meera and her cousins were resting after making the preparations. The sun was shining brightly, lighting up every corner of the room. Sunny and Mohit were listening to music, Sona… Continue Reading →
