Our wars now unfold on a public stage. Thirty years ago, surgical strikes were business as usual. Colonel Abir Choudhuri recalls a gripping operation in Myanmar territory.

The Berlin ePrix took place this month, and India’s team Mahindra performed phenomenally well. Arré caught up with motorsport enthusiast, Gul Panag, to get up to speed.

I read somewhere that men thought about sex every seven seconds. How was I so different?

“What’s with all these men who have such a big problem with women’s pubic hair? Women, run away from such guys and the Brazilian.”

Jallikattu has turned into political ping pong, leaving people like Selvarani in a lurch. The 49-year old farmer’s bulls are not fodder for a blood-sport – they are her children.

Some want to pour their heart out, and some just want to play with cucumbers. A camgirl comes clean about virtual sex, with virtually no hassles.

There is no one way to remember a war. For Colonel K’maneck, who served in Bangladesh in 1971, memories of the war are linked to rifle muzzles covered with condoms.

In a threesome, cunnilingus is acceptable – a cuddle is not.

At 14, Armaan was considered the school’s sex guru. Twenty-five years later, he claims to have slept with over a hundred women.

When bestselling author Krishna Udayasankar broke her arms, she was held aloft only by the thought of getting back to weightlifting – her life raft in fighting clinical depression.

I believe adults owe their adopted children the truth. I found out about my biological mother after my father died, and that’s when the real drama began.

Caught in the water wars over the Kaveri are the people of Kodagu, the birthplace of the river. Our lives revolve around it yet our voices go unheard, says author PT Bopanna.