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Blog | Sikandar, And The 'Bhai' That Once Was
Watching Sikandar only deepens the perception that something has dimmed. Seeing him on screen isn't just dissatisfying; it disappoints. It's the year when 'Bhai', as audiences knew him, is simply not enough anymore.
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Blog | Can I Have A 'Non-Sexual' Mascara, Please?
Ever tried a blush called 'Orgasm'? Or a mascara that struts its stuff with the moniker, 'Better than Sex'? Sex sells. Brands know that all too well. Even if that means reducing women to mere sex objects.
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Blog | Adolescence: When Seeing Is Possessing
The characters of this Netflix hit are not simply participants in a system; they are its products. They are what philosopher Michel Foucault called 'docile bodies'.
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Blog | Severance: Are You An 'Innie' Or An 'Outie'?
Perhaps the AppleTV show's popularity is a sign of our times. Maybe all of us are so sick and tired of our jobs that a science-fiction show about a larger-than-life corporation psychologically abusing its employees hits too close to home.
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Microsoft Unveils Copilot for Gaming With In-Game Assistance, Seamless Game Setup for Xbox Gamers
Microsoft is developing Copilot for Gaming, an AI assistant for Xbox gamers. Announced in a blog post, it will streamline gaming experiences by providing tutorials, in-game assistance, and natural language support for installing or updating games. Additionally, it will offer players progress recaps. It will initially be available on smartphones, Mi...
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Blog | Maa: Why A Century-Old Bengali Story Remains True In Anora, Too
Author Anurupa Devi had no formal education, was married at the age of 10 and widowed by 14, yet her creativity and passion for the written word was such that her legacy remains alive even today.
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Blog | Love, Hyperindividualism, And Why You Can Never Seem To Find 'The One'
I wonder if the frequent conflation of compromise and settling with weakness or loss is creating a generation of emotionally stunted, endlessly seeking and isolated people.
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Blog | Mahakumbh: A Celebration of India's Eternal Wonder And Humility
The Mahakumbh is an ode to the warmth and wisdom of the people of this country - who have learned to live with the fundamental fear of loss, who may not always have the right tools but have found ways to heal themselves from life's uncertainties.
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India vs New Zealand 1st Innings Highlights, Champions Trophy 2025: Matt Henry Picks 5-Wicket Haul, India Set New Zealand Target Of 250
India vs New Zealand 1st Innings Highlights: India posted 249 for 9 against New Zealand in their Group A match on Sunday.
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Blog | Self-Confidence, Thy Name Is 'Virat Kohli'
India now stand two wins shy of another ICC trophy, and Virat Kohli, the batsman who is probably feared the most by opposition teams, has struck form at an extremely critical juncture: both for himself and his team.
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US Securities Regulator to Drop Lawsuit Against Coinbase, Firm Says
Coinbase has said that the US securities regulator planned to withdraw its lawsuit against the crypto exchange. In a blog post, the exchange said SEC staff has "agreed in principle" to dismiss the case, although the final decision has not yet been voted on by the commission.
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Pakistan vs New Zealand Highlights, Champions Trophy 2025: Clinical New Zealand Outclass Pakistan By 60 Runs In Opener
Pakistan vs New Zealand Highlights, Champions Trophy 2025: New Zealand posted 320 for 5 and then bundled out Pakistan for 260 runs.
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Opinion | Deva: Why Bollywood Loves Bachchan, But Not His Rebellion
Deva never quite knows what to do with the legacy it seeks to honour. It becomes just another cop-actioner, using Bachchan as bait but never embodying his rebellion. A film that, like much of contemporary Bollywood, chooses comfort over courage.
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Blog | Can We Put Tasma Pah To Sleep?
Lie Machine, an exhibition by Moonis Ijlal, is haunting and disturbing. We just watch. We don't speak.
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WhatsApp Targeted by Russian Hackers Seeking Data on Ukraine
Attackers associated with Russia’s Federal Security Service, or FSB, sent emails to specific targets asking them to join WhatsApp groups, Microsoft researchers said in a blog post Thursday.
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Blog | Sikandar, And The 'Bhai' That Once Was
Watching Sikandar only deepens the perception that something has dimmed. Seeing him on screen isn't just dissatisfying; it disappoints. It's the year when 'Bhai', as audiences knew him, is simply not enough anymore.
-
Blog | Can I Have A 'Non-Sexual' Mascara, Please?
Ever tried a blush called 'Orgasm'? Or a mascara that struts its stuff with the moniker, 'Better than Sex'? Sex sells. Brands know that all too well. Even if that means reducing women to mere sex objects.
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Blog | Adolescence: When Seeing Is Possessing
The characters of this Netflix hit are not simply participants in a system; they are its products. They are what philosopher Michel Foucault called 'docile bodies'.
-
Blog | Severance: Are You An 'Innie' Or An 'Outie'?
Perhaps the AppleTV show's popularity is a sign of our times. Maybe all of us are so sick and tired of our jobs that a science-fiction show about a larger-than-life corporation psychologically abusing its employees hits too close to home.
-
Microsoft Unveils Copilot for Gaming With In-Game Assistance, Seamless Game Setup for Xbox Gamers
Microsoft is developing Copilot for Gaming, an AI assistant for Xbox gamers. Announced in a blog post, it will streamline gaming experiences by providing tutorials, in-game assistance, and natural language support for installing or updating games. Additionally, it will offer players progress recaps. It will initially be available on smartphones, Mi...
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Blog | Maa: Why A Century-Old Bengali Story Remains True In Anora, Too
Author Anurupa Devi had no formal education, was married at the age of 10 and widowed by 14, yet her creativity and passion for the written word was such that her legacy remains alive even today.
-
Blog | Love, Hyperindividualism, And Why You Can Never Seem To Find 'The One'
I wonder if the frequent conflation of compromise and settling with weakness or loss is creating a generation of emotionally stunted, endlessly seeking and isolated people.
-
Blog | Mahakumbh: A Celebration of India's Eternal Wonder And Humility
The Mahakumbh is an ode to the warmth and wisdom of the people of this country - who have learned to live with the fundamental fear of loss, who may not always have the right tools but have found ways to heal themselves from life's uncertainties.
-
India vs New Zealand 1st Innings Highlights, Champions Trophy 2025: Matt Henry Picks 5-Wicket Haul, India Set New Zealand Target Of 250
India vs New Zealand 1st Innings Highlights: India posted 249 for 9 against New Zealand in their Group A match on Sunday.
-
Blog | Self-Confidence, Thy Name Is 'Virat Kohli'
India now stand two wins shy of another ICC trophy, and Virat Kohli, the batsman who is probably feared the most by opposition teams, has struck form at an extremely critical juncture: both for himself and his team.
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US Securities Regulator to Drop Lawsuit Against Coinbase, Firm Says
Coinbase has said that the US securities regulator planned to withdraw its lawsuit against the crypto exchange. In a blog post, the exchange said SEC staff has "agreed in principle" to dismiss the case, although the final decision has not yet been voted on by the commission.
-
Pakistan vs New Zealand Highlights, Champions Trophy 2025: Clinical New Zealand Outclass Pakistan By 60 Runs In Opener
Pakistan vs New Zealand Highlights, Champions Trophy 2025: New Zealand posted 320 for 5 and then bundled out Pakistan for 260 runs.
-
Opinion | Deva: Why Bollywood Loves Bachchan, But Not His Rebellion
Deva never quite knows what to do with the legacy it seeks to honour. It becomes just another cop-actioner, using Bachchan as bait but never embodying his rebellion. A film that, like much of contemporary Bollywood, chooses comfort over courage.
-
Blog | Can We Put Tasma Pah To Sleep?
Lie Machine, an exhibition by Moonis Ijlal, is haunting and disturbing. We just watch. We don't speak.
-
WhatsApp Targeted by Russian Hackers Seeking Data on Ukraine
Attackers associated with Russia’s Federal Security Service, or FSB, sent emails to specific targets asking them to join WhatsApp groups, Microsoft researchers said in a blog post Thursday.
