By G Mohan Everyday, my friend and senior Rajan Mani Sir has something to comment from his morning waak (his dig at the way it is pronounced in Tamil Nadu). Today from […]
Is the Lungi in Pause mode?
Parle G khao, economy bachao
By G Mohan In the 1990s, a popular tagline from Parle for their Melody chocolates was “Melody khao, khud jaan jao”. Parle is one of the few remaining Indian companies in the […]
On Indian roads, make way for the ambulance, Xylo and Zomato
By G Mohan One of the popular pearls of wisdom offered by the locals of any city in India and Hyderabad in particular is never to take panga with the RTC buses […]
Who is Manjul Khattar?
By G Mohan Who is Manjul Khattar? If you have heard this name and know a few things about him, please do not read this piece of mine any further. Because, you […]
Banking on a relationship
By G Mohan If you are someone belonging to my generation, it is highly unlikely that one or the other Public Sector Bank (PSB) has not touched your life. On 19 July […]
Indians and Ghee. Love-hate-love relationship
By G Mohan Ghee has been an essential part of Indian life for ages. Ghee is not just a cooking medium. It is a seasoning. It is a sacred fuel for the […]
Kohli, Williamson and their semi-final past
By G Mohan I woke up this morning to read the news that India would be playing New Zealand in the semis and not England as was initially anticipated. South Africa created […]
RD Burman : A Case Study in Psychoprofessional Gravitation
Rahul Dev Burman would have turned 80 on 27 June, 2019 if he was still alive. A brilliant music composer who passed away before his time in January 1994, he still lives […]
Tambrahms – strong wings, weak roots?
(This is a Guest column written by Prof G Mohan who is also an avid quizzer and blogger. The views expressed by the author are his own. His Twitter handle is @go_mohan) […]
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