Cathy has voiced her views. Have you?! Credit: Shaila
On the 2nd of July, 2009, India witnessed a completely new dimension with respect to law. That which actually gave a totally new meaning to “Equality”, as per defined by Article 14 of the Constitution. For some it was a bitter surprise, while for some, it was a break free movement. It was that day that the Indian Law defined the legality of HOMOSEXUALITY. “Until a few years back, Homosexuality was considered a stigma in our country. Any affinity towards the same sex seemed glaringly unusual... Read→
“Lawyers never lose their APPEAL”
Dare to dream beyond Engineering, MBBS, Mass communication, MBA et al? Yes, the next BIG thing that is the next step for a fine professional career is Law. Over the last decade the education industry has seen a boom in this field with the establishments of Law schools in India. There have been many famous personalities from this field in India like Gandhi, Nehru, Sardar Patel, Nani Palkhivala, etc. and in the foreign land Abraham Lincoln, who gave us the definition of “Democracy”, Barack Obama and his better... Read→
M. Venkatarangaiya Foundation (MVF) was established in the year 1981, by Ms. Shantha Sinha, a Padma Shri; Ramon Magsaysay recipient. This NGO is internationally recognized and has played an important role in the eradication of child labour. “Every child has the right to go to schools and enjoy their childhood”, is the motto of this NGO. They are spread across 500 villages in Andhra Pradesh and many other states like Bihar, Assam, etc. More than 2 lakh children have been pulled out of this social evil through this organization. (Picture:... Read→
“They treated friendship the way they treated the sun: its existence undisputed; its radiance best enjoyed, not beheld directly.” -A Thousand Splendid Suns, Khaled Hosseini.
Silly talks, stupid giggles, trivial fights, missed calls, sharing the same plate and many more are the smallest but some of the most priceless moments that one always cherishes. Irrespective of the heights one reaches in life, this particular relationship cuts across caste, creed and color.
Swetha Seth, a commerce student comes up with an interesting analogy. “I mean... Read→
“I enjoy coming in trains, they are economical, faster and better way to escape the traffic in the city. There is a hell lotta traffic and pollution caused by the vehicles on roads. So trains are a better option. Though the trains aren’t that frequent like Mumbai, they are increasing. It’s been 3 years since I’ve been coming to my college, which is in Osmania University. Damn! I’ll miss them once I am out of my college”, says a happy-go-lucky Pritha. She lives near Balanagar and commutes by train everyday to college. (Picture: Arts... Read→
“This place is so cool. I’ve been to Golconda and Salarjung museum, but this one is beauty! My aunt is the one, who brought us here; I thought it would be the same clichéd art gallery kinda place… wow! This is different from the places I’ve been in Hyderabad”, says Aria, a journalism student from USA, who is here in town for her summer vacation.
We are familiar with the famous places in Hyderabad like Charminar, Birla temple, but the Chowmohalla palace, which is relatively unknown is treat for visitors in and out of Hyderabad. It is called... Read→
Just like the lip-smacking, hot and tempting ‘Biryani’ is the signature dish of Hyderabad, ‘Vada-Pav’ and ‘Dhabeli’ are a matter of pride for the people from the bustling city of dreams – Mumbai and the Garba land – Gujarat respectively!
“I love the patty (Vada) in the Vada pav; it’s mouth watering. It reminds me of my Mumbai days, where I used to practically live on it. I never thought I’d find my soul here. I could not have done without it. The guys here know the trick of this... Read→
