Commentary
Who’s your daddy?
The Hindu nationalists are coming in their pants thinking of Putin's war. Is ...
Experiment(ation)
Laughter is the best…?
After her morning training session, Baby bear does laughter therapy with her team. ...
Commentary
TL;DR: Burn, you bastards.
Truly, as Rahat Indori saab had said so memorably, 'लगेगी आग तो आएंगे ...
Conversation
A conversation about and in a funny language.
Baby bear has many questions about why English is such a funny language ...
Books
Fluency. And the ability to argue.
How do you define fluency in a language? My contention is that the ...
Advice
A week of firsts. And an announcement.
A week of many firsts ends on a joyful note, with only one ...
Atheism
Religion in the classroom.
Celebrating one's faith in a country where one is a minority while denying ...
Business
Celebrities on SM: How big a pinch of salt is enough?
How honest do you think the posts celebrities make on social media are ...
Finance
The NSE imbroglio: Curiouser and curiouser.
How is a decision-maker of a private entity believing that she needs to ...
Family
Baby bear picks strawberries in Mahabaleshwar!
Little Kymaia vacationed in Mahabaleshwar and picked strawberries with her Masi and Mamma. ...
Commentary
Registration fees, English, and privilege.
A conversation about how privilege-blind we can be, especially when it comes to ...
Atheism
Why Baba bear is proud of things we don’t know.
Kymaia seems to know nothing of religion, and while she may have to ...
Civilisation
How kooky is kooky, really?
How is a decision-maker of a private entity believing that she needs to ...
Activism
How can you tell?
When religious people speak of 'superstition', how really can they tell the difference ...
Atheism
Religious symbols and fairplay.
My stand on the hijab controversy, in light of the Indian brand of ...
Civilisation
Before and after. The Indian story.
A second-order effect of cheap bandwidth and ease of publishing, sharing, and consuming ...
Civilisation
A vote of confidence.
Democracy in India lives on because of the supreme, and sometimes irrational, confidence ...
