Essay
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The Death of a Brahman
The Brahman died long before he sacrificed his ideals for the mob, long before he confirmed sacrilege as rite and piety as penance. Continue reading
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The Ballad of a Traveller
He had seen the sunset over the fire-ravaged hills of Sigiriya, and he had witnessed the prostitutes of Saigon at work. Continue reading
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Sir Mark Tully – An Indian We Did Not Deserve
There were very few things that Sir Mark Tully touched which did not turn to gold. Continue reading
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Dreaming in Pondicherry
To co-exist in the halls of history where the French had left their mark was well within one’s capacity. Continue reading
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We Hated You At Your Darkest – Behemoth Forced to Cancel Bangalore Show by Christian Groups
Polish black metal band Behemoth were forced to cancel their show in Bengaluru on 3 March after receiving life threats from radical Christian extremist groups. Continue reading
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John Mayer Hits Peak Form, Awes Bombay
American singer-songwriter John Mayer, as part of his solo tour, performed live at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse in Bombay on Wednesday, February 11. Continue reading
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The Choice of Empathy Over Love
The karmic significance of things will hold little meaning to the man who has not embarked upon the path of self-realisation. Continue reading
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The Scarcity of Vada Pav
To think that Bombay is attainable is the first mistake of the rookie. Continue reading
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Ochre-Coloured No More – Margão and Velha Goa
It takes time to get used to the shifting rhythms of Goa. Continue reading
Mohul is a national-level cricketer, poet, sports journalist, travel writer and essayist from Hyderabad, India.
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