“Nineteen percent of households belong to a scheduled caste, 8 percent belong to a scheduled tribe, and 40 percent belong to other backward classes (OBC). Only one-third of India’s households do not belong to the scheduled castes, scheduled tribes, or other backward classes.“How many of these one-third are well-off? And how many of them get … Continue reading Grossly Evil
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I have been playing online pictionary for the past couple of days on Facebook. It is thanks to Amiya, of course. All such addictions come to me via her. But that’s not the point. The point is that I cannot draw to save my life. All those who went to college with me would know. … Continue reading Guess the Sketch
A lot of people suffer from varying degrees of OCD. So do I. My OCD is nearing very high levels. I seem to have no control, and I keep doing/repeating things over and over again. It is pretty scary just as it is, and even scarier to do it while being fully aware of it. … Continue reading Obsessions
In the month of July, my batch was briefed by the faculty about an event that we were supposed to organise in November/December across 21 cities in India and Dubai. The planning started right then. There were arguments innumerable and there were fights that I will never forget. I was in the Delhi team and … Continue reading Good News
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