Tag: L. Siddhartha Orie

Badru Deens’ book was published eleven years ago in 2013 and ever since he’s been logging it around, promoting it as any marketing genius would have advised him to do ...

Just ask yourself geriatric sycophants and promiscuous hedonists, has Kamla offered you as a candidate in the last two elections somebody who energised and animated you with the excitement of ...

You get a scratch on your fender and while it is almost imperceptible to the naked eye, the inspection officer who is nitty-gritty because he wants to show you he ...

Once you start hearing cliché like “put god in front and walk behind and the voice of the people is the voice of god and that we are screening persons ...

Wow! If Mastana Bahar’s Sham Mohammed had to describe this assembly he would very likely have referred to it as Sundar Capra in all is glory and then there was ...

To most orthodox Indians with a sense of ethnic pride if not bigotry, the belief that not everybody who looked like an Indian and wore an Indian name was Indian ...

Some years ago, I came across Panday and he excitedly told me how he was shopping at South Hall in London and came across a book of Hindi names (not ...

Democracy is not just the right to vote every five years as the uninformed believes. The fact is, once the election is over the elected official mutates into a dictator ...

The wisdom of the proverb, too many cooks spoil the broth had not yet been invented when Siddhartha Gautama walked out of the world to go sit in isolation believing ...

Suraj was a Princes Town fashionista in the nineteen sixties when most of his teenage peers were preoccupied with school and getting an education. He was an A-student in High ...