From Engineering to Filmmaking: Tushar Tyagi is Living His Dream
In a world where the growth of technology is booming by the hour, Tushar Tyagi could have easily pursued a lucrative career with his degree in computer engineer
Rashmi Bora Das
Kolkata’s Chinese Kali Mandir Reminds Us to Have a Little Faith
Trending on the Internet, not too long ago, was the story of the 60-year-old Chinese Kali Mandir in Kolkata. The temple stands on the Matheswartala Road in Tang
Assamese Birth Ritual Peeks Into a Child’s Future
Flashback 24 years ago: My mother-in-law was not too happy when my baby grabbed a lump of soil from the plate in front of him. She had hoped that he would inste
Love, Laughter, and Surprises in Indian-American Rom-Com ‘The Last Conception’
Graced by humor, Gabriela Ledesma’s The Last Conception seeks to spread the radiance of humane values amidst its laughable moments. It is the story of the Sik
Diving Into the Divine Depth of the Namaste
How adventurous would it be if you were intergalactically taken forward to the 32nd century? I imagine you would be excited to no end! The experience would be e
Geeta Malik’s ‘India Sweets And Spices’ Stirs Up A Delicious Cinematic Recipe
I had been waiting to watch Geeta Malik’s India Sweets and Spices ever since it buzzed in the news that the film was being shot in my hometown of Atlanta. It
Mukti Bhawan Celebrates the Parental Bond With Delicate Sensitivity
I would say it’s a rather uncanny coincidence. Mukti Bhawan is a film that I had wanted to write about for a long time. Just as I had gathered my thoughts and
‘Keep Finding Your Signals’ Says Sreedhar Bevara In His Book
Learning is a process that never stops in our lives, and this is a truth not just for the laymen but for leaders too. A quote from Indra Nooyi drives home that
Being Thankful & Keeping My Sunny Side Up
Fall is my most favorite season of the year. I love seeing the leaves of trees change colors, and the pleasantly mild temperatures encourage me to take long wal
