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Coffee

You’re sitting in front of me, the sun falling on your face. It lights up your eyes as you tell me something funny. I laugh on cue with you, but my mind has wandered off. It is lost somewhere in the depth of your eyes. Or maybe in that lock of hair that has strayed [...]

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Romancing the Border

iPakistan is an initiative started by students and young professionals to change the stereotypical image that the world has about the country. The students emphasize on the fact that they want their country to be seen in a completely different light. And yes, it is really not okay when another student asks you if your [...]

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Embracing a Poem

Editor’s note: Over the past few months, we have wanted to introduce a new format to this beat. Though the section is supposed to be opinionated, it veers more over self-expressionism on most occasions. For both to co-exist, we came up with a simple idea. A piece  written by an author will be subject to [...]

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Redrawing Lines

“A place where girls once dreamt of getting married. It was a cup shaped wedding hall in a beauty spot on the edge of the ocean. Today, this dream has been smashed. The walls and windows broken, leaving just a concrete skeleton with spiral staircase ascending into the thin air, which smells of gun powder.” [...]

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Butterflies

The smoke, filled with underlying tones of sandalwood, blurred my vision. My eyes teared and I blinked. I was home early that evening only to find Aparna in the garden. She had always loved the outdoors – flowering bushes, trees and butterflies – even the cactus possessed beauty in her eyes. She was tending to [...]

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Fairy Dust

Editor’s note: As your read on, you will realize that Aditi Mehta has put soul to paper in this piece of writing. Seldom do people possess the quality of moving someone to an extent such as this. We assure you that you will love reading it. Anurag, The death of a dream is in many ways [...]

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2011 Rearviewed

2011 was definitely a very eventful year. A lot of things happened and here I am writing about them. I write with the hope that sometime next year I’d read this and realize how time has passed so fast. Starting off, I’d like to remember all the folks that left us this year. A lot [...]

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Aseemullah Against the World

It must all have been a big, colorful, long-running conspiracy. Several hundred years ago, a whimsical princeling must have commissioned a pot-bellied, large-mustached mastermind to organize it. Architects, poets, artists, Godmen, assorted traders and the forerunners of today’s real estate men would have sat around in a large, airy room on a sultry Delhi afternoon. [...]

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Intimate Theatre: Without Curtains

The concept of Intimate Theatre is one which is seldom heard of. It consists of a performance where the performers [...]

First-time Wonders

When 35-year old Kiran Desai was nominated for the Booker, there was quite a stir created since she was following [...]

Coffee

You’re sitting in front of me, the sun falling on your face. It lights up your eyes as you tell [...]

#2 – Whose Poster is it Anyway?

It’s been more than a year since the first part of this article was put up. Since then, I have become [...]

The Colour Red

As a colour, red is extremely powerful. It holds utmost significance and even has a lot of hidden meaning. Because [...]

Review: The Avengers

Here’s a fact – you will have to watch films such as Thor and Captain America especially in order to [...]