Why discuss the pros and cons?
by Zephyr • May 5, 2012 • Guest Post • 39 Comments

In any democratic process the cons are as important as the pros for an idea to gain currency and acceptance.
Read more →
In any democratic process the cons are as important as the pros for an idea to gain currency and acceptance.
Read more →
We had done extensive research about job interviews by turning to our primary source of information -- Hindi movies. What we saw reassured us greatly. All one had to do was to sit in a cabin and sign some papers after getting selected! That was what Jeetendra did in the movie.
Read more →
Here is to the hero of our times, the man who effortlessly navigated through the confusing and confounding times when everything around us was changing. And not just that, he managed to keep us grounded too, giving us an identity when many were going through an identity crisis.
Read more →
I often think of how we circumscribe our own lives and define our roles – the different hats we juggle expertly as women. As an expression, donning different hats is a great one, but when I think about roles we take up in life, I feel ‘wearing different shoes’ is actually a better analogy....
Read more →We soar so high and so fast that we fail to see the hand that is holding us from falling and the other one that puts us into orbit.
Read more →The word Rights is perhaps the most abused one these days with everyone demanding theirs without sparing a thought to those whose rights they are impinging upon.
Read more →
Jagjit Singh took ghazals out of exclusive mehfils and brought them within the reach of the common man. His voice was like honey -- flowing smoothly and soothing the heart of the listener. His demise has created a void that will be hard to fill....
Read more →
The blue-eyed boy of the Congress is hogging all the audiovisual bytes these days. But for all his public image, our dimpled 'future PM' is a shy guy. Alka Gurha gives her readers a sneak peek into his secret diary, which is privy to his innermost thoughts.
Read more →
Ironically life is not meant to be simple, it gets insipid otherwise. We thrive on ordeals and challenges, we crib and we cope.
Read more →
The jungle conjures up images of wildlife, nature, the thrill of sighting a big cat and the accompanying adventure. And yet, there is something beyond these – something sublime, almost spiritual as one steps into the wild. It has many lessons to teach if one has the patience or willingness to learn them, as...
Read more →