Catastrophe struck Novak
Come 2010, Novak Djokovic was about to enter the zenith of his tennis career. He had comfortably placed third on
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Deep Sea Delirium
Almost every person has a couple of things that they would want to do before they die, a bucket list.
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Interview: Haripriya Kannan ( MME – 2017)
A very brief description of your current research work and background I worked on thermoelectric materials since sophomore year in
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Album Review – good kid, m.A.A.d city (2012) by Kendrick Lamar
While it is always imperative to study art and not the artist, to really grasp the message of good kid,
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Useless apps – Creativity at its worst!
From Instagram to Bunk Manager, Google Docs to Logo Quiz, applications or apps on our phones are a part and
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Why are deadlines called ‘DEAD’lines?
“The deadline for submission of this assignment is 12th January” “The deadline for sending in the abstract is 20th December”
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Album Review: Lust by Rei Harikimi and No Other by Gene Clark
There’s a certain melancholy associated with music albums which could’ve gone down as one of the finest in history but
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How To Take Criticism In Your Stride
We give advice by the bucket, but take it by the grain. – Tom Stoppard You have been deeply
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Bio – Bibliophilia 101
As we turn the pages of history, we are bound to find the names of many personalities – great statesmen,
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Album Review: Random Access Memories (2013) – Daft Punk
Random Access Memories Album Cover; Link:< https://qph.ec.quoracdn.net/main-qimg-b33ef050d7eac7cdd4b170a3f548d461-c > “… And it’s crystal clear, That I don’t ever want it to
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Desensitization in Modern Popular Culture
Remember when Interstellar was released? It wasn’t exactly met with the most positive critical response. In fact, it received a
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Defendant – A Review
Starring Ji Sung as Park Jung-woo Um Ki-joon as Cha Sun-ho / Cha Min-ho Han Ki-won as young Cha Sun-ho
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Evolution of the Photograph
When the first photograph was taken by Joseph Nicéphore Niépce in 1826, the commoners hailed it as the most spectacular
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Alternate history: Indira Gandhi lives
Thirty three years after she was assassinated by her Sikh bodyguards, Indira Gandhi’s legacy is still a deeply polarizing one.
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The Contumacy Chronicles
In a world that, till today glorifies revolution, freedom and ‘the people’ taking a stand, history books unfailingly bring alive
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The Science of Chocolate
The season of gifting is here – more appropriately, the season of stuffing our faces is here. Now is also
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Kimi no Nawa – A review
There are times when you wish you could escape from the humdrum of life. You wish you could take your
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In Defense of Cersei Lannister
A good antagonist makes for a good story, an undeniable fact. Tales pitting a pure evil entity and a larger-than-life
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The “Auspiciousness” of New Year Resolutions
Why do we not make resolutions on any other day of the year but specifically have something called “New Year
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Movie Review – Get Out (2017)
The movie Get Out is a horror film, which is surprising considering this film is the comedian Jordan Peele’s directorial
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Book Review- 1984 by George Orwell
Think of a dystopian world where you are constantly under surveillance and there’s only one right side to everything –
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Book Review – A Prisoner of Birth
“My lord, if a man cannot express his honestly held views in the Central Criminal Court, perhaps you can advise
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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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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
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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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