The Second Bite Doesn’t Taste as Sweet
London boasts of great sporting infrastructure. Over the past four weeks, we have seen the England vs South Africa test
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Feature
How To Predict the Weather at NITT
Plup’,’plup’ ,’plup’.”Yes! It’s finally raining.” Vathermani looked up in joy, only to be greeted by a shower of blinding white.
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How to apply for Master’s abroad
I’m going to assume you’re a normal student trying to make sense of the American application process. With all your
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The NITT bucket list
Whether you are a pass-out, final year or a freshman – you have lived or will live four years near
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Week in Review
International Events The Arab embargo against Qatar continues this week, and Saudi Arabia has put forward a list of 13
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Not at all about a pressing issue
I’ll tell you what the problem is. The problem is that there are no playgrounds anymore. Playgrounds are where
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Week in Review
Last week saw quite a fair share of action. Melania and Barron Trump have officially moved into the White House.
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Not a moo point: Let’s talk about the cattle slaughter ban
Why this buzz about cattle among the citizens of India in the past few weeks? On May 26, 2017, the
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It don’t mean a thing if it don’t got that swing
The Champions Trophy is on in England, and it’s the first time in a long time that I’d been anticipating
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Not Coen propaganda
This review wasn’t intended to be a Coen brothers propaganda piece, but something deserves to be said of a duo
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Week in Review
The past week has been quite eventful; Trump took his first foreign trip as the ruler of the free world,
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F1 Season 2017 – What to expect
“You never know how good a driver you are until you get into F1” Formula 1 is truly the pinnacle
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Feature: Teach For India program application
Applications for the 2017-19 Fellowship program close on 21st March, 2017 India is currently facing one of the worst educational
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Oscar predictions
‘Tis the awards season again! What a tumultuous year 2016 has been for cinema- it was filled with crushing disappointments
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Coffee with Feeds: Dr. Mini Shaji Thomas
NITT’s first female Director Dr. Mini Shaji Thomas took up office on 29th of November. This edition of Coffee with
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In December, with promise
Every circular issued by my school would require the students to get the signature of parents as a mark of
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FUQ: Should we open our doors and windows during mosquito fogging operation?
I settle into the couch with a cup of coffee and a few biscuits on a tray, groggy after the
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The line between fact and fiction
Anyone who reads books, watches movies, or relies on social media for their news has picked up questionable pieces of
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What if the Japanese empire never invaded Korea?
In a world where Koreans were deprived of Pokémon till 2002, and SNSD (Girls generation) member Tiffany was bashed for
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Catching your Zzz’s
It’s 2 A.M. in the morning before the exam, and you still have got 1.5 chapters to cover. Or, so
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Breakfast: The most important meal of the day
I recall a time when I’d wake up and be lifted off my bed, and float toward the lingering smells
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FUQ: Why don’t all objects have obvious names
Years ago, while gossiping with a few classmates, I came across a word I had never heard before: bolster. Too
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History isn’t the past
History is evocative of many things. Sand, slowly cascading from ruins that were long abandoned. Tales, buried in morgues of
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BITS Open Sports Meet- Swimming team
It was the beginning of the Gigahertz weekend. While everyone else was packing dresses, heels and the likes, those
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Political correctness and language barrier: a juxtaposition
In recent times, there’s been an insurmountable rise of what its proponents call ‘free speech’, or what could also be
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The miser’s guide to the Shared Tuk-Tuk
Stepping out of the daily local and onto Platform No.1, Yakutpura Station, an abundance of smells – Iranian Chai,
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Feature: A touch of craft
Recently, The Hindu featured an article on Radha Pandeyis, a papermaker and book artist. The article may have missed my
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Scientific Integrity – an opinion
I was on my phone, scrolling through the dreary posts in social media when I came across some clickbait: “17
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The White Helmets of Syria
In Aleppo, the capital of Syria, silences are rare and the sound of falling bombs hasn’t ceased since the war
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