Food for Thought?
The United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) recognises the Right to Food; as does The Universal Declaration of Human Rights; as does the International Covenant on Economic, Social and … Continue reading
Battling the Attendance Blues
UNMUKT CHAND – this name wasn’t known to many until this 19 year from Delhi did the nation proud by leading the U-19 WORLD CUP team to a glorious victory … Continue reading
Whose White House is it Anyway?
As the countdown begins for the presidential elections in USA; the anxiety, the exhilaration and the sheer anticipation is palpable even from the secret headquarters of The Saltlist at New … Continue reading
CHROMATICS: KILL FOR LOVE – A Music Review
Band: Chromatics Album: Kill For Love Genre: Italo Disco (Indie Dance) STANDOUT TRACKS: Into the Black, Lady, The Page Quick Take: A conceptual delight, full of moody syntsh, rooted in … Continue reading
Your Autumn Retreat- Darjeeling
Veiled in mist for most part of the year, famous for brewing the world’s finest beverage, come let us get away to the latest destination Bollywood took us to the … Continue reading
Alice Falls Down the Rabbit Hole – A Book Review
Title – Our Lady of Alice Bhatti, By Mohammad Hanif Quick Take – An intelligent, fast – paced read, with a big dollop of bizarreness. TSL Rates – 4/5 Our … Continue reading
HEROINE: A FILM REVIEW
Cast – Kareena Kapoor, Arjun Rampal, Randeep Hooda, Divya Dutta, Shahana Goswami, Ranvir Shorey Director – Madhur Bhandarkar Quick Take – Kareena leads her way to glory – in a … Continue reading
An Open Letter: To the Pillars of Indian Democracy
Here it comes. They tell me it’s the season of Open Letters and they are really quite in. I have never been much of a believer in the process. But … Continue reading
Rio+ 20: An English High Tea
By: Hemul Goel What was possibly supposed to be the sharpest minds coming together in terms of planning, development and policy were being screamed upon by the Associated … Continue reading
Har ek test zaroori hota hai
By: Namita Singh The gradual reduction of importance of the class 12th board exams, the tendency to seek private tuition’s in order to appear for an entrance test and … Continue reading
SAFE Delhi: Be safe, not susceptible
Everyone is aware of the bad condition of the capital in terms of safety and security of women. You know it must be terrible when it earns the title of … Continue reading
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