Suyash Sharma

Devil Amongst Us

We have done it again! We seem to be really good at this, shameful but true we seem to excel here, RG Kar Medical College, Badlapur, Unnao, Kathua, Sandeshkhali…the list is endless. Have you ever wondered as to why do these horrifying incidents keep appearing in the news time and again? This can not be […]

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TIPSY PUDDING

 Tipsy, the word itself is adequate to make most faujis start salivating; for the unfortunate and uninitiated this tipsy does make us go a little crazy, not that we are sane anyways. Tipsy is not a feeling of being ‘pleasurably high’ after a sundowner, but a dessert which when served to the cadets after a

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100 Grams

  100 grams, oh my God that was what did her in finally. I am sure most of you are aware of this weight fiasco which Vinesh Phogat, the lioness of a wrestler had to face and in the bargain end up being disqualified. Reminds me of that famous dialogue “Ek chutki sindoor ki kimat

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Differently Abled

 My heart goes out to poor Pooja, imagine the plight of this girl who braved artificially created or invented disabilities, ranging from vision to locomotor to even mental ones and then she had to suffer the ignominy of being clubbed with the backwards even. After having undergone such trials and tribulations this poor princess is

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Son of a Gun

 “Son of a gun”, ‘chickens have finally come home to roost’, this is the common refrain at the assassination bid on Donald Trump. Isn’t it ironical that ardent supporter of US Gun Laws became a victim of the very same gun, which is supposed to be meant for self defence and protection? A gun is

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Mhow in Monsoons

“Rain rain go away, little Johnny wants to play!” Oh those British, who suffered the terribly gloomy overcast weather back home, naturally  they always looked forward to a clear  bright sunny day and thus we had to endure such  nursery rhymes. We Indians, who have been scorched in the summer heat desperately wait for the

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TULA-DAAN

In a landmark decision the State Cabinet of Madhya Pradesh has decided to get their ministers to file their own income tax return and hold your breath, pay from their own pockets and not from the state treasury. Now that does call for a celebration, after all, whoever heard of politicians giving away something voluntarily.

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