|
Sometimes greed kills
It was a usual day for Raghav; he argued with his wife before leaving to work... settles in front of his computer to write articles... answers phone calls... eats his lunch. But while returning home in a bus - in that wet November night - he sees a man who pulls out a gun and clicks the trigger... Red Passenger A short story thriller. |
Latest Articles
|
One of biggest platform for content creators in the 2010s has to be podcast. As we enter a new decade, the thirst for podcasts continues to thrive across the globe.
|
|
Powered with Internet and smartphones, India witnessed major changes in its economy this decade. With 2019 coming to an end, here's a compilation of sectors that made a huge dent, chosen based on impact they made to our lives. From online shopping to food delivery, from watching web series to e-learning, the 2010s has been a decade to remember.
|
Latest in Humans
T R Raghunandan
|
There is something glorious about Indian Administrative Service (IAS). It’s always been the crown jewel for civil service aspirants. After all, power is attractive. Yet bureaucracy, in general, has left laymen quizzical – How does the government work? How do men in power bring laws that change course of our history?
Learning bureaucracy and power calls for a source having loads of wisdom. And who else can be a better person than T R Raghunandan – an IAS officer with 27 years experience? |
Nirmal Rajah
|
When Steven Speilberg's Jurassic Park hit the screens in 1993, passion for paleontology spiked across the globe. Nirmal Rajah, a native from Trivandrum, fell in love with fossils after witnessing dinosaurs on screen. Fast forward to present day, Nirmal is now a paleontologist hunting bones. He also runs a YouTube channel, 'Scientific Thamizhans' with his friend, Prabhu - an astrophotographer.
|
Latest Author interviews
S Venkatesh
|
Venkatesh speaks on Kaalkoot,
writing & juggling life Life is tough when you work in corporate sector. S Venkatesh has over 22-years of experience in this field. His expertise and skills has helped him to work for top firms like JP Morgan, Credit Suisse, and many others.
In an environment that demands regular meetings with professionals to constantly discuss numbers and figures, it might be stressful. But Venkatesh eventually found order in this cyclic chaos through fiction. |
Amish Tripathi
|
With seven books to his name and five million copies in print, Amish Tripathi is undoubtedly India’s prolific writer. Thanks to him, mythology has now become one of the most read genres. Amish is a busy man these days, travelling across the country to promote his latest book, Raavan: Enemy of Aryavarta, from the Ram Chandra series.
|