The New World Disorder and the Indian Imperative is a pretty interesting book written by Shashi Tharoor and Sameer Saran. I read it two months back and got to have a chat with Shashi recently. By the time we readers… Read More ›
Shashi Tharoor
Bookless in Baghdad – A reader’s delightful stroll through 230 pages
The writer in Tharoor has always fascinated me. I have found his prose very beautiful. I have to admit that I say so by only reading his ‘India: From Midnight to the Millennium’. But in this trip I bought a… Read More ›
Response to Tharoor’s Washington Post Article ‘Hollywood rewards a mass murderer’
Mr. Tharoor.. You have a point.. But this is a movie and I guess the history or humanitarian sense of the character portrayed should not have much bearing on an award.. should it? That said I want to thank you… Read More ›
Death is always a sad affair – Sunanda Pushkar no more
Death is a sad affair… always…. and it is even more sad to see the world both media and other standing on the sides to find an entertainment scoop when it happens to a celebrity…. The news of Sunanda Pushkar’s… Read More ›
Tharoor Resigns! Now What…?
“If you throw the past through the door, it will come back chasing you through the windows.” It is quite unfortunate for me to write this post after my last post It’s so Tharooristic where I still held on to… Read More ›
