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The latest incident of a passenger peeing on his co-passenger has raised many questions. Writer Subhra Mukherjee delves into the layers of the incident and peels them one by one.
The takeaway is that while industry is imperative, you will thrive only if you are adept at unlearning, hustling and aggressively finding solutions in a world where Artificial Intelligence is taking over even before you are aware of it.
A brand new year calls for keeping the past aside, forming new resolutions and striving for a better tomorrow.
Shyam writes about his journey as a transmasculine and briefly covers about the various movies showcased at the 16th Calcutta International LBTGQ+ Film Festival.
I learnt how not all Americans celebrate Christmas. I was organically and naturally ‘inoculated’ to have cultural sensitivity and to ask before assuming about someone’s faith and beliefs. My cards now simply read – Happy Holidays.
A monthly column which features soldiers who have laid down their lives in the line of duty. It also focusses on the strength and grit of their families, their parents, wives and children.
The youngsters were chirping excitedly among themselves. School holidays had started and the excitement was palpable. “So, which days are we meeting? Panchami or Shasthi?
