#5Under5000: The Outnet Edition
Ever since the Indian rupee plummeted, I’ve been keeping my online shopping to a minimal. Bags that used to cost Rs 10,000 are now unaffordable.
Anita Nair’s new novel Eating Wasps takes a clear look at the tough choices Indian women make
Anita Nair’s latest novel, Eating Wasps is clear, concise and insightful. The book starts with 30-year-old Sreelakshmi’s suicide on a “Monday.
How To Handle Being Called Out for Sexual Harassment, A Fake-Woke Man’s Guide
You’ve been touting around that you are woke AF, a funny man, a cultured man, a feminist ally even. Yet,
#BookReview: Night Of Happiness By Tabish Khair
How much does the Hindu majority of India think about its privilege? How long before prejudices we think of as beneath us bubble up to the surface?
Meet TheMXXNLight: Identical Twins, RnB Duo Who Are All Over Wiz Khalifa’s New Album
Akash and Krish Chandani aka TheMxxnLight are 22-year-old identical twins who make unique, irresistibly sexy RnB music.
There’s a Chamar in Us All, says designer Sudheer Rajbhar
Sudheer Rajbhar is soft-spoken, but conveys his passion for art and design through insightful observations and action. His accessories label Chamar grew out of a desire to bring people together and provide fair wages to artisans with whom he worked.
#BookReview: Mahesh Rao’s Polite Society Uses Jane Austen’s Emma To Tell A Different Story
It is a dangerous business to adapt a Jane Austen novel. Not only because the woman still has stans but because,
Let’s Talk About Self-Care Sundays, Ladies
It’s Sunday; I have on my soothing sheet mask; I’m burning my Lavender essential oil from Kama Ayurveda. Later, I’ll go to a salon and indulge in a massage and a mani-pedi session.
Kerala Still Needs Your Help!
The Kerala Relief Fund has collected over Rs 700 Crore through donations so far. But, the losses incurred by the state are estimated to be as high as Rs 20,000 Crore.
Drawing Inspiration From Traditional, a photo-essay
For me, travelling to remote places in India has amassed a deep reserve of inspiration for my work as a designer,
#BookReview: Half The Night Is Gone by Amitabha Bagchi Is More Than A Review Of Our Past
Amitabha Bagchi’s latest novel is a thoroughly Indian story. The two threads that run through this tale include the letters from a narcissistic author to his loved ones that details life in India in the 1970s and 80s,
Handmaid’s Tale – is there place for hope in dystopia?
Where do we go from Gilead?
** Warning: Some probability of spoilers here **
Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale is essential reading.
Dear Straight People, s377 is your concern too
Oh Lord, my first orgasm. After months of pretending (poorly) to cum with my then-boyfriend, he of much porn experience,
