Commentary: Quantum Theory and Other Pleasures of Life
The social media is full of political acrimony. Our social life is full of friends who only enjoy talking about their half-cooked theories in politics, economics, finance and... read more

Perspective: A Nation of Reasonable People?
Early every newspaper around the world covered the history making event. On Thursday, 3 January, two Muslim-American women were sworn into the United States House of... read more

Editorial: Are Our Senators and Congressmen Worth 2 Billion Dollars Per Year?
We spend almost 2 billion US dollars per year on 100 senators and 435 Congressmen in the United States of America. That does not include some special perks like pension and... read more

Short Story: Walking By A Waterfall with A Turbulent Mind
Butch (Real name Bacchan) and I were childhood friends. We used to climb hills and walk through streams together in the hilly span of Jharkhand... read more

Science Essay: The Life of Pi
March 14 is fast approaching. We celebrate Pi Day on March 14 because the first three numbers in value of Pi are 3.14 and March 13 is 3-14. 'Pi' (π) is the ratio... read more

Vis a Vis: Truth About U.S. Immigration
Let the truth be told. I haven’t found any presidential action on part of Mr. Trump that can label him as anti-immigrant. He has stated... read more

Current Affairs: Truth behind Ending the Shutdown
I feel sorry for President Trump as his shutting down the government lasted only 35 days. He can’t be listed in the Guinness Book of world... read more

Health Talk: Hypothermia Tips

Nostalgia: He She and Valentine and Death of an Unknown Person

Out of My Mind: No More Musophobia
We have been trying to get rid of a few stubborn mice from our home for years. It was 2012 when my wife first spotted them and shouted, “There is... read more

Book Review: Skin in the Game AND Aavarana
“Skin in the game” was first coined by Warren Buffet. It means having incurred risk in the pursuit of some goal or achievement. To give an... read more

Humor: Google Has It
“That’s easily said. Do you know that we only use 10% of our brain capacity? So, how can your hippocampus be saturated?” Nari argued. And hardly had he... read more

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