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Sunday Schmooze // How ties that bind can become ties that gag

Sushmita Bose   Sun 11 Oct 2020    

A few weeks ago, I chanced upon a Twitter thread, stitching together a sociological story on the Indian Male. It began with: “Why do most Indian men still live with their parents?”  A global debate ensued, some insisting it’s a […]

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Namita’s Natter // Locked & Down In Covid: The 30-Somethings Are Burning Out Fast

Brew Admin   Tue 06 Oct 2020    

They are young, they are at the prime of their lives, their careers are flourishing, their personal life is great…so why are they depressed?  Most 30-somethings, or young adults, have been complaining of an unsettling weariness that’s been weighing them […]

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Sunday Schmooze // Co-Vid-Be? Are we really all cavalier in the name of a pandemic now?

Sushmita Bose   Sun 04 Oct 2020    

There was a movie made in the 1950s called The Blob, which went on to acquire a cult status (it was also remade later, in 1988) in the horror genre.  The flick’s all about an alien amoeboid entity that crash […]

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Against the Tide // Target Bollywood: The Big Picture behind the Dirty Picture

Mohd Asim   Sun 04 Oct 2020    

The dirty picture is playing on Indian TV news for weeks. Bollywood is the latest big bad villain for the nation that is regularly served easy targets by the government and TV anchors to vent its outrage on. On the […]

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Namita’s Natter // 8 ways in which COVID-19 has changed the way we travel forever

Brew Admin   Wed 30 Sep 2020    

“My passport is bored AF”“Can’t wait to walk down the (airplane) aisle again”“Can we skip to the part where I can travel again?”Yeah, we’ve all seen (and posted) the cheeky rants and statuses that constantly remind us how much we […]

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Sunday Schmooze // Sunny v Virushka: Aesthetics v the ugly side

Sushmita Bose   Sun 27 Sep 2020    

The first time I got “acquainted” with Sunil Gavaskar was about four decades ago. I was in Class 3 or 4, and one of my classmates declared (during tiffin-time) she had “secretly” gotten married to “Sunny”: she took a photo […]

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Against the Tide // How Indian media managed to not cover the corona crisis

Mohd Asim   Thu 24 Sep 2020    

Coronavirus is the biggest crisis that the world has seen in generations. A virus like no other. It has left the world flat. 10 months since the first infection and the world is still nowhere close to defeat it. As […]

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Against the Tide // The Social Dilemma

Mohd Asim   Wed 16 Sep 2020    

The Social Dilemma: Resist the occupation of the human mind Does Social Media do more harm than good? Has the technology started to hurt more than it helps? These are the most important and raging debates of our times. A […]

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Sunday Schmooze // Why the dream factory is giving me nightmares these days

Sushmita Bose   Mon 14 Sep 2020    

The dream factory that produces the largest number of celluloid fantasies (per annum) in the world is giving me nightmares these days. I try hard, very hard, to stay clear of all news related to Bollywood these days, in the […]

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