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Redeeming yourself
Failure, Apology, Redemption. The older you get, the easier this becomes, or does it? My monthly column for WisdomCircle!
Hindustan Times: Wedding shopping
It is a truth universally known that NRIs who need to shop for a wedding usually come to India. We each have our own list of products, shops and people. This one is mine.
Review of Namma Bangalore
An insightful and informative review of Namma Bangalore by my friend, S. R. Madhu
Sommelier India: Future of India wine and spirits
When it comes to wine and spirits in India, the same two narratives have held sway over the last ten years.
Wisdom Circle: Redesigning your life for longevity
Okay, you think, let me redesign my life to adjust for the fact that I may live longer. What would you do?
Hindustan Times: Bangalore art scene
The word that is most often used to describe the Bangalore art scene is ‘non-commercial,’ given that it is not as market-driven as India’s other metros.
South First on Namma Bangalore
The Bookworm on Church Street launched Namma Bangalore. Social change communicator, Sahana Jose was in conversation with me.
India Currents: Journeys of Faith
About a Bharatanatyam dance performance based on my book, Food & Faith.
Wisdom Circle: How to love in your 50s
Forget love. The glue that makes a relationship stick is how you fight and forgive. Do you sulk when wounded? Do you go silent? Or do you shout and scream?
WisdomCircle: Love
Forget love. The glue that makes a relationship stick is how you fight and forgive. Do you sulk when wounded? Do you go silent? Or do you shout and scream? My father did not shout. His response to my mother’s anger, usually hurled as questions from the kitchen, was to leave the space and bang the doors and windows, all the while, muttering to himself.