Issue: January ’11

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  Musings on Money

  By Bronwyn McBride · Does a person's salary determine their value, their importance, their ability to contribute, to give and take from life?
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  (S)laughter

  By Solo · Witness the Joker's transformation from a joke-spewing man of wits to a drain-rat, thirsty for power and ruled by insanity.
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  The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

  By Aniruddh Ghosal · Graphic violence, vivid and bizarre sexual encounters, and gut-wrenching parodies. Step inside.
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  Unsocial Networking

  By Suroshree Dasgupta · Basic rules of social conduct are fast fading into oblivion as a new kind of social tradition evolves.
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  Book Review: The Confession of Sultana Daku

  By Ahmed Faiyaz · One of the most intuitive and dazzling works of fiction by an Indian writer in the recent past.
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  Invaded and Conquered

  By Bhanuj Kappal · The Eristoff Invasion Festival, headlined by British electronica giants The Prodigy: Undoubtedly one of the biggest, loudest, and most explosive concerts India has ever seen.
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  The Tiny Red Nose

  By Sindhuja Murthy · An exclusive interview with Ashwath Bhatt about clowning and the Theatre Garage Project.
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  Empowerment Through Creativity

  By Bhanuj Kappal · Delhi's Music Basti aims to empower children by giving them a platform to express themselves through music.
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  The Zara Zara/Touch Me Dialectic

  By Aniruddh Ghosal · Katrina Kaif might swivel her hips as sexily and suggestively as she wishes to, but the notion of the ideal Indian woman hasn’t changed much.
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  At the Altar

  By Vandana Radhakrishnan · Pallassena is a village that is proud of its temples and traditions, culture, and above all, simplicity.
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  Book Review: Matched

  By Nilanjana Bhattacharyya · Ally Condie's debut novel is a magical and enchanting story of forbidden love.
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  Motley

  By Solo · Kolkata, 2010 · Photograph by Sreejita Biswas