What WhatsApp Gets Wrong About Its Fake News Campaign
In the last two years, more than 30 deaths have been linked to fake WhatsApp forwards in India. After the government warned WhatsApp to “take…
Cricket Fever: Mumbai Indians and Everything that is Wrong With Sports Documentaries
Barring a few moments of colour, the new Mumbai Indians documentary on Netflix is irredeemably dull. Featuring a team enduring a tough season, Cricket Fever:…
From Saving for a Vacation to Buying Health Insurance: How Covid-19 is Making Millennials Financially Literate
The coronavirus is going to have a wide-ranging impact. Many erstwhile impossible things seem suddenly likely – formalised alcohol delivery, increased work from home… And…
What Indian Media Can Learn From The Post
Steven Spielberg’s The Post, is a powerful appeal for a brave media, and even braver owners. It’s a lesson that media owners desperately need and…
Arré Recommends: Six PC Games To Cure Your Quarantine Blues
From the multiple award-winning “Firewatch”, to “Journey”, an old PS3 game that was relaunched on PC, these storyline-driven games could be the perfect antidote to…
How Much Muslimness Are You Comfortable With?
What degree of “Muslimness” are we comfortable with? Are you at ease with a Muslim woman wearing a hijab to a protest? What if someone…
How Can You Prepare to Take Care of Family When COVID-19 Knocks at Your Door? You Can’t
Sickness and death come to everyone, but the undiluted fear that overcame me after my sister got infected was nothing that I had experienced before….
The Everlasting Beauty of a Brief Romance
I used to think of accidental connections as a deceptively simple concept in the guise of a grand scheme of life-changing events. But I soon…
From Sulu to Mrs Maisel: The Middle-Aged Star is Born
Rose Weissman from The Marvelous Mrs Maisel and humari Sulu are cut from the same cloth as Simi of Andhadhun. This sisterhood of formidable women…
Waiting for the End: How Do You Prepare to Let Go of a Beloved Grandparent?
Watching your grandparents age is like processing the end of time, the folding of a document that is now so far back in history that…