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The number 13 is said to be lucky for some and unlucky for some other; however for India the number has definitely proved to be bearer of one of the strongest conversations in almost the last four decades. The 13th Indian Presidential Elections has shown the true picture of the (dis) harmony that exists within all the regional parties of India and how the voice of the masses never really matters, be it in direct or indirect voting.
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Today we have a Chartered Accountant at your adda, who one day plans to write gripping romantic tales of a street dog titled “50 shades of stray”. She also wants to write books for children of all ages when she grows up. She is known for her mildly spicy ‘Coconut Chutney’ sans Dosas. Presenting to you an interview with Lavanya Special Mohan. Why is she so special? The answer is below. Brace yourself ladies & gentlemen for an interview which you should NOT read with dosas as your stomach is going to be subjected to an extra dosage of humour today. Lavanya Mohan, are we set?
To uncover a conspirator… She will have to enter the maze… Of a twisted mind. Today, we have a conspiracy revolving around the ‘The Symbol of Love’ & one of the wonders of the world, The Taj Mahal as a part of our Book Reviews Program. We are pleased to have ‘The Taj Conspiracy‘ written by Manreet Sodhi Someshwar at your Adda. Looking to solve this conspiracy? Read on.
Across the world there are many conspiracies waiting to be solved. We now have our own version called “The Taj Conspiracy‘ which shows the Taj Mahal in a never before seen light, and is an exploration of what it means to be an Indian today when faith and fundamentalism are increasingly entwined. We have an exclusive tete-a-tete with the author, Manreet Sodhi Someshwar where she talks about the book, its prime character and much more. Read on.
Earlier this morning we asked ‘Has Tarun Sehrawat’s death already been forgotten?‘. What do you think? Read the post and take part in our conversations. There are many inspiring posts doing the rounds every week and this week is no exception. Presenting to you the best from the Indian Bloggers this week. Buckle up.
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“It is common sense”, the editors are screaming that the land of Bastar is often haunted by malaria and other deadly diseases. Journalists should survive on portable water and whenever such incidents happen, it is to be noted as “sad”. Instead of owing up to the fact that there should have been trainings in place, a precautionary handbook in existence, it is better to delve into reminiscing of how the young and jovial man was a wonderful asset to the company, but alas is no more.
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