Ban­ga­lore looks absolutely lovely by night. At least the por­tions I saw when I made my way from the sta­tion to my friend’s place. I think I like this place bet­ter, every­time I visit. I’m sit­ting in a cyber cafe in Kora­mangla right now. Don’t they have the most amaz­ing bun­ga­lows here? Low slop­ing tiled roofs. Huge terraces. […]

Back to nor­mal. Thank­fully. I was run­ning out of clothes that matched red.

It’s been so long, that you don’t remem­ber the last time. I’m talk­ing about con­junc­tivi­tis, silly. It’s painful. It’s hor­ri­ble. Not to men­tion what it does to your face. On the first day, you feel like a whole potato has been shoved under your eye­lids. You can’t keep it open. You can’t close it either. Argggh… The […]

The blog story on NDTV was car­ried on Mon­day, Sep­tem­ber 8. Thrice. And I missed it all three times! The first time I was in the train, the sec­ond I was in a shop and I had dozed off by the time they aired it for the third time. The inter­views hap­pened at the office […]

50 Ques­tions. In case, you don’t have any­thing bet­ter to do today.

Jag here writes about pro­gress­ing from a walk­man to an MP3 player. Remind­ing me of my loyal device, which has kept me com­pany over more than four years now. And I haven’t had any prob­lems with it yet. Of course, it looks old and worn out. But it hasn’t given me much rea­son to complain, […]

I am look­ing for­ward to the next few months because I have no idea what it will bring. But for some rea­son, I am actu­ally enjoy­ing the feel­ing of uncer­tainty. Of being sus­pended in a space where I can­not see things too clearly ahead, but I am happy none the less. Of float­ing around and not […]

Some­thing my edi­tor said the other day has been on my mind. He said, ‘What­ever you do, if you don’t have a fire in your belly, you will never be able to achieve any­thing.’ Now, I’ve been work­ing for so long, that I realise that many a time, what I do is more mechan­i­cal than actually […]