Monthly Archives: August 2003

It was a bloody monday as the city was rocked in its entirety by two powerful blasts that ripped it apart.One of the blasts happened at 12:35 p.m. at Zhaveri Bazaar and the other shook the Gateway of India a … Continue reading →

“Rock in Bombay or should I say India has been the bastion of the society branded mavericks.Digression:But I would beg to differ on this viewpoint. Check “”Rock is Dead””.18 years back in time, Independence Rock (I-Rock) was started with a … Continue reading →

“This is an article taken from the very famous TOI column “”Swaminomics””. I was surfing the web when I came across this website: www.swaminomics.org. And he article given below is truly significant.Another Independence Day has come and gone. Right through … Continue reading →

Bars of steel and people shouting behind them. Trapped in the three walls with cops whiplashing them. This is the scene in a trite bollywood movie.But not with Nagesh Kukunoor. He is and was always known for breaking away from … Continue reading →

“Most objective, yet didactic.Most impassive, yet creative.Comics have for years, enthralled the audiences by takes and double-takes of the polity and its likes. One way of expressing your strongest opinions without creating a flurry would be through comics.I was going … Continue reading →

“The Shatrughan Sinha duplicate recently created a flurry once again, as he roamed the covert nooks of the Parliament as freely as oxygen does.The real issue here lies in the fact that the officials have arrested the person who posed … Continue reading →

Cultures and ethos are cyclic in nature.Over the years we have seen that the eastern or more specifically the Indian urban culture has seen a radical shift towards the western kind of culture. But it wasnt always like this. We … Continue reading →

Karnala was the place.Located at a few kilometers from Panvel, New Bombay.There were 8 souls frustrated with engineering and we decided to end it all with a nice monsoon trek.We started off at 6:30 am in the morning and half … Continue reading →