Your Content is No Good Anymore
AI generated content is everywhere and preferred because it is better than your “human generated” content. This also means that your “original” stuff has become obsolete and useless, as have you.
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Being Beardless in Malluland
Beards were once considered unsavory in Kerala. Today they define the Malayalee male image. How did this come about?
The Vagaries of Travelling after 40
Either there is no one above 40 left in the country anymore, or they are all actively conspiring to avoid each other at any cost. The latter seems to be more plausible because the more you meet people of your age at this stage of life, the more are you made painfully aware of how…
The Story of a Life
The story of the life of a Nasrani woman from Kerala who spent her entire life working as a nurse in Europe.
A Century of the Nasranis of Central Travancore
The “migration to migration” story of four generations of a Nasrani Christian family of Meenachil Taluk, Kottayam, Kerala.
The Kitchen Reformations
There are quite a few advantages of discarding gender roles in everyday life, which is mainly a chance for a better life for everyone in the family.
The Viral World of Consumption
A chain of events created our world of unbridled, unsustainable consumption that in the end resulted in the Coronavirus.
The Canadian Dream Job
The primary aim of white-collar economic migration is migration itself than an intention to build a career.
Where the Leaves Don’t Turn Orange
Indian children are taught weather changes as per western seasons. Just another example of the clueless education Indian system.
Who are the Indian Millennials?
Indian “Millennials” were the first generation to come to age in a globalised India. They are the golden generation, quite in contrast to their Western counterparts.
An Apartment is not a Viable Real Estate Investment Anymore
Everyone needs a home. In ancient times, people built houses to live and last a lifetime. Then modernity happened and the house turned from primarily a place to live to an investment vehicle and a speculative instrument, turning home-buying turned into a high-stakes gamble. In big cities, space crunch dictated that homes be concrete boxes…
I Didn’t Leave Bangalore Only Because of the Traffic
Bangalore had always been the city of my dreams. It had captured my imagination a very long time ago, right during the innocent days of my childhood itself, long before the IT boom that created the so-called “Silicon Valley” of India and the mindless frenzy of greed and destruction turned it into the fustercluck it…