Issue: June ’10

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  One Book a Week

  By Nick Cernis · It’s time to phase out idle mouse clicking and passive TV watching for something that’s genuinely worth doing.
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  Black, White, and Grey

  By Arun Kale · An exclusive interview with author Kalpana Swaminathan about The Monochrome Madonna, her creative process, and the next Lalli mystery.
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  CD Review: Junior

  By Neeharika Palaka · On her fifth studio album, Kaki King provides the listener with a thoroughly engaging rock record that showcases her delicate-yet-firm vocals.
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  Electric City

  By Priyanka Blah · A new column that aims to inform you about the best in electronic music from around the country.
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  Book Review: Way to Go

  By Priya Savoor · Upamanyu Chatterjee's latest novel is recommended for anyone who wants to broaden their perspective on life, and enjoy themselves in the process.
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  Walking the Talk

  By Bhanuj Kappal · At Thermal and a Quarter's Taaqademy, the focus is not only on teaching you how to play an instrument, but also on what it takes to play in a band.
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  Painter of Tales

  By Sohini · An exclusive interview with Amruta Patil, author of Kari.
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  Tell Me the Answer

  By Tanvi Srivastava · It is raw, it is raucous, it is vitriol. It is anarchy, mayhem, a new world order. It is a revelation, unveiling the interchangeable voice of a messiah and a murderer.
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  Anti-Art

  By Shikher Chaudhary · What exactly is worthy of being called art? What distinguishes an ostensible piece of art from an everyday artefact?
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  Anushka Manchanda: Sound Bites

  By Arun Kale · Idlis, sushi, and mashed potatoes — singer Anushka Manchanda talks to us about her favourite things to eat.
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  Tattoo Tales

  By Apoorva Dutt · How much does getting a tattoo really hurt? Read on for an exclusive interview with Naveen Kumar, owner of Chennai's first tattoo parlour Irezumi.
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  So Tweet

  By Sneha A · A lighthearted glance at the recent controversy surrounding that ever-so-handsome politician, Shashi Tharoor.