The “Invisible” Predator: Why Evolution Never Made Tigers Green.
The Neon Hunters My college reunion brought me to the Tadoba Andhari Tiger Reserve. The two days of catch up […]
Wild India
Fiction
Roads Less Travelled
Hills and Friends : Part 2 —- Brooks and Colours
It is day two of life in the mountains. We have got up early as it is a day to
Reflections
The Newspaper ritual
It’s a rainy Sunday morning in Bangalore. The dawn is soft, the air smells of wet earth and with a
Reflections
The Karma of the Leash : A wall, a leash and the misery of freedom.
I have never been particularly fond of dogs. I don’t dislike them, but then I don’t love them either. However
Reflections
The promise of a brand
Every small act matters When your job involves offering or ensuring service support to a customer, it isn’t always easy.
Reflections
Bangalore traffic : Streets to nowhere and an urban rubble.
The road to madness He always wanted a fast car. Long drives during the weekend were something he would always
Reflections
From Sundials to “Long Stick at 6”: Mastering Clocks Like a Child
Time is eternal, they say. It is a paradox that simply defies explanation The early men who walked the earth
Reflections
Flights of fancy
Airshow at Unkal There was a low culvert on an irrigation ditch at the place where the road forked and