Monthly Archives: January 2006

One year ago today, Sri and I (literally) tied the knot. :) Happy Anniversary and all! To monkeys, potatoes, movies, daags and a little russian dancing! Note – Anniversary sounds so formal no? Kids can’t say Kalyanam (trans. Wedding) so … Continue reading →

While drawing deep breaths and struggling for space on the London Underground today – my mind wandered to Anant and Kavya. The sort of monkeys that some stories are, they cling to your limbs and tug at your hair. I … Continue reading →

Perhaps the fundamental problem is that I had very high expectations from this movie. The blogosphere was raving and ranting about it. How brilliant it was. How different it was. And how it took their breath away. It is different. … Continue reading →

BBC terms the victory of Hamas in Palestinian election as a conundrum. And that is one of the more polite terms being heard. There seems to be a strong sense of defeat even as democracy is exercised. Global Voices has … Continue reading →

Desicritics.org is up and about. The most interesting bit about this venture is that it seems very committed about the focus on South Asia. Scouting for blogs and conversations about the larger context of South Asia is a hard task. … Continue reading →

He said Streets were littered with your ex-loves, regrets and falling leaves. The others being rooted in spiritscapes couldn’t be urged to come. I bring you this, a gift of leaves, The thick lines of which sing like your palm’s. … Continue reading →