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  • Culture - Humour - Society - Weekly Features

    January

    22 June 2025

    Bidisha Satpathy — Excerpt: In the mirror, I look like I did in December, with an addition of about seven greying hair.

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  • Culture - Food - Society - Weekly Features

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    8 June 2025

    Gary Finnegan — Excerpt: While every other aspiring sophisticate was splashing water into brown dust, we knew a better way.

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  • ASAP Corner - Film/TV

    To Bee or Not to Bee? — Bee Movie’s Insight into Artistic Interpretation

    16 May 2025

    Gabby Woehr — Excerpt: Bee Movie’s most important takeaway can be debated at length, as the movie speaks to class divides, work culture, and environmentalism, among other issues.

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  • Culture - Satire - Weekly Features

    The Cabal

    11 May 2025

    Sourav Chatterjee — Excerpt: The Communist idea that educators must first be educated melted away into the polluted air of the city.

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  • Culture - Society - Weekly Features

    The Utter Irrelevance of Human Lives

    11 May 2025

    R Karthik — Excerpt: Considering the vanity-inducing narratives that we have come to believe, it is disturbing to discover the truth of our irrelevance in the grander scheme of things.

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