By Shreya Chug:Sore eyes, out of the bed look, a stack of rough notes, sample test papers, and fresh stationary; these describe the student gearing up for the exams. The litmus test is on with exams around the corner. Students are barred from watching TV, mobile
By Dhritiman Ray:When one reads Jugal Mody's debut novel 'Toke', one gets the feeling that it's actually the protagonist's personal diary which he wrote intending to publish it one day.Dedicated to every computer he ever used, his pop-fiction novel successfully blows up almost every rule of
By Daphne Clarance:Just as butter melts on a hot toast so does the heart melt when it’s touched by music. It suffices incandescence and evokes pleasantry feelings to the heart and especially to the mind. There is not a soul who can stand up and say,
By Anshul Verma:Delhi University is back in the forefront with its annual cultural festivals, this time it’s much bigger and better. Living up to their age-old reputation of entertainment blended with intellect, the colleges are set for the coming festivity.The administration of Delhi University has
Held on 14th February 2013, ONE BILLION RISING was an invitation to one billion women and those who love them to walk out, dance, rise up, and demand an end to this violence. It was:A global strikeAn invitation to danceA call to men and women
By Pallavi Ghosh: Even today the notion that fiction writing or literature is nothing but a figment of one’s imagination is quite rampant amidst people. Of course, imagination forms one aspect of creative or fiction writing but definitely not all. What most of the people fail to
By Aakanksha Mishra:“We bow to him the benevolent one whose limbs are the world,Whose song and poetry are the essence of all language, whose costume is the moon and the stars;The dancing foot, the sound of tinkling bells, the songs that are sung and the various
By Madhur Gupta: "Aakhir yeh shastriya sangeet aur vaadan hai kya?" Natyashastra, the oldest living manuscript on the science of dance and music precisely states that dance forms which follow a set rules and principles of 'sur'(music) and 'taal'(rhythm) are classical in nature. The keyword
By Meghana Nyayapati:Clouds come floating into my life, no longer to carry rain or usher storm, but to add color to my sunset sky ~ Rabindranath Tagore [box bg="#fdf78c" color="#000"]All photos are the copyright of Meghana Nyayapati. Meghana is a final year, Fashion Design student of NIFT