Click here to read the story on Financial Express, where it was first published on Feb 14, 2022. In the day and age of instant messaging and video calls, would you choose the clouds to take your message to a loved one? No, not cloud computing but actual clouds that…

Click here to read the story on News9, where it was first published on Jan 26, 2022. To read Kalidasa feels like a daunting idea as a millennial who doesn’t know Sanskrit or read classical poetry. It was a pleasant surprise, then, to find Abhay K’s translation of Ritusamhara for…

Click here to read the story on The Juggernaut, where it was published on Jan 13, 2020. “Burn it all down and start over,” read the Co-Star notification for Washington D.C.-based Upma K during a workday. …

Click here to read the story on The Straits Times, where it was originally published on 15th September, 2019. When Mr Nitin Amlani moved to Bangalore in south India with his family for work in 2013, he found himself in an unfamiliar territory. Originally from the state of Maharashtra in…

I interviewed clinical psychologist, Sarika Persaud, about her brilliant piece on menstruation vis-a-vis Hinduism and the modern context in July 2018. This is an edited transcript. Q. Could you tell me a bit about your professional expertise and interest in Hinduism? A. I am a doctoral student in clinical psychology…

Click here to read the story on The Juggernaut, where it was originally published on 15th April, 2019. In 2014, a 51-year-old widower from New Zealand walked into Mumbai’s Idea Creative photo studio with a challenge for Ramesh Prabhakar’s team: to retrieve photos from an undeveloped film roll from his…

Click here to read the story on Economic Times, where it was originally published on 11th November, 2018. Small community trying to rekindle the love for Indian board games Games are serious business for Pradeep Chakravarthy, a behaviourist and consultant who uses Indian history and mythology to train corporate executives…

Click here to read the story on Scroll.in, where it was originally published on 29th August, 2018. It was only when Pavitter Singh’s son made the transition from using pencils to pens at school that an unnoticed problem came to light. The eight-year-old child, a left-hander, was unable to write…