16 Gifts But No Goodies
Modi’s recent US visit yields surprising positives, yet there is silence on some important issues
24 Not In Their Name, They Say
It took the lynching of 16-year-old Junaid in Faridabad for the civil society
to break the silence
around the regular mob violence against minorities in the country
36 Brick Boom Is History
Until a few years ago, few investments felt as secure as real estate. The soar was so
constant,
it seemed it’d never go down. But, the dominoes have finally crashed.
55 A Fresh Breeze Of Vocation
From slam poetry to pet care, and pastry making to fashion blogging, these are not just
hobbies
anymore, but fresh alternative careers
76 The Perverse Spectacle Of Revenge
When intimate moments spill over to the digital world, they become revenge porn
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