Delivery Boys, the Angels of the Age of Apps
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Delivery Boys, the Angels of the Age of Apps

For anyone struggling to survive, pay rent, work 12 hours, and flux toxins out of their body, food delivery boys are our mediums to nirvana. If the MCU had ever employed these delivery boys in the Avengers franchise, then they’d have found and stopped Thanos before his ETA.
The Lost Girl on the Train
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The Lost Girl on the Train

You’ve probably seen a child lost in a crowd or huddled up in a corner on a train. And you’ve probably left them to their destiny. Some people though, choose not to walk away.
DIY Happiness
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DIY Happiness

The internet made me think that with enough pig-headedness, I could crack depression like a mathematical equation. But after a few hundred articles, I'm more miserable than ever.
36 B, He Wrote
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36 B, He Wrote

When Rukhsana and Altaf were around, Prakash hated their intrusive presence. Now that he's gotten them off his chest, he's begun to miss them.
The Wedding Detective
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The Wedding Detective

Ranjeet Wadhwa has been “saving innocent lives” for two decades. A wedding detective, he spies on prospective brides and grooms to rule out alcoholism and affairs.
Cauvery, Coffee, and Kannadiga Pride
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Cauvery, Coffee, and Kannadiga Pride

Water is not at the heart of the unrest in Bengaluru, neither is the cultural face-off between Kannadigas and Tamilians. At the heart of the issue is local identity.
The Stoic Struggle of Being Gautam Gambhir
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The Stoic Struggle of Being Gautam Gambhir

If we were to write the history of Indian cricket up until now, Gautam Gambhir should be mentioned in the first paragraph. He belongs alongside CK Nayudu, Kapil Dev, Sachin Tendulkar, and MS Dhoni for being our most cold-blooded killer.