Category humour
By Firoz Bakht Ahmed* Hardly anyone had shown at the last rites, journey and burial of Asrar Jamayee (Abrar-ul-Haq) 83, Delhi-based eminent Urdu humorous and satire poet, the last of the series of the greatest mazahiya (humorous) poets, who breathed… Continue Reading →
STATEMENT Jan Swasthya Abhiyan and All India Peoples Science Network 6TH April 2020 Jan Swasthya Abhiyan expresses its shock and condemns the recent circular issued by the Haryana Government which calls for imprisonment of the distressed migrant communties in ‘temporary/make… Continue Reading →
‘From Bhangra Pop To Dance Moves,’ Cops Across India Police go theatrical to enforce corona lockdown
The coronavirus pandemic seems to be bringing out the creative side of our police personnel across the country as they look for innovative ways of creating engaging awareness campaign. From creating music videos to street plays these cops are leaving… Continue Reading →
by- Ritu Dewan Clap your hands?Yes papa.Respect hands that Labour?No papa.Bang plates?Yes papaFill empty plates?No papa.International migrants? Yes papaInternal migrants?No papa.Light lamps?Yes papaLight lives?No papa.Export medical gear? Yes papa.Protective gear for medical staff?No papa.Donate to me?Yes papaRelief package?No papa.Sab changa… Continue Reading →
Barbara Goldberg NEW YORK (Reuters) – Americans are employing humor as a balm to soothe nerves during the coronavirus pandemic, flocking to new Instagram stars like Quentin Quarantino and sharing Facebook memes about taking off bras and pants and putting… Continue Reading →
” by churumuri “To err is human. To look at every Indian, and every life, with the same value is divine” My fellow Indians It is 8 pm. I know the sight of me at 8 pm strikes fear in… Continue Reading →
Working from home was never so good. Five tips from a pro for social distancers and the social distanced on not just how to survive self-quarantine but thrive in it Indrajit Hazra I’ve been described – well, accused of– being a professional homebody, preferring to work… Continue Reading →
My exclusive We met in a garden not far from Agra’s beautiful Shiv temple, Tejo Mahalaya. As a demure FLOTUS served goat’s milk and broccoli samosa to POTUS, I began my interview Regular readers of this column would know that… Continue Reading →
On his birth centenary today, we look at the multi-hyphenate talent of writer, actor, director, producer Inderjeet Singh Johar. New Delhi – 16 Feb 2020 9:30 IST As Gasim in David Lean's Lawrence Of Arabia (1962)4 SUKHPREET KAHLON Who do you think… Continue Reading →
Sections of the Hindu right and the secular left both seem to think that Arvind Kejriwal’s electoral victory saw him peddling ‘soft Hindutva’. Hanuman knows that this is utter monkey baat Indrajit Hazra Not since the epic tussle in Lanka… Continue Reading →