Barry Rodgers
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After 10 years, The F16s return with their new album, âAll Dogs Go To Heavenâ (opens the original)
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Three years ago, Chennai-based indie alternative rock band The F16s went to Ooty and stripped down. Literally. For almost a month in 2023, Harshan Radhakrishnan, Joshua âJoshâ Fernandez, Sashank Manohar and Abhinav Krishnaswamy lived together in the hills, making music, playing together, and eventually taking their clothes off in Nature. The resulting photograph â four grown men, naked and unbothered â became the cover of the 10-track All Dogs Go To Heaven, their second full-length album
Kochi Is changing the way it dates, talks about sex and relationships (opens the original)
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There is something amusing about the fact that a city famous for Chinese fishing nets, churches, synagogues and the occasional wholesome family lunch is also becoming a surprisingly interesting place to talk about sex. In Kochi, the conversation is increasingly moving beyond the old binary of sex as either something that happens after marriage or something that happens in whispers. Dating apps have given young Malayalis a new vocabulary for meeting people; words such as “breadcrumbing”, “ghostin
The Back Room and the new rules of drinking in Chandigarh (opens the original)
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The first thing you notice about The Back Room is the elbow room. For a city where a night out can sometimes mean squeezing yourself into a table while someone’s phone is doing far too much, there is something luxurious about being able to sit comfortably, hear the person across from you, and actually have a conversation. The room is retro-futuristic, all dark stone, brass, globe lights and those slightly sci-fi details that make you feel like you have wandered into a very well-designed version
The Back Room and the new rules of drinking in Chandigarh (opens the original)
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The first thing you notice about The Back Room is the elbow room. For a city where a night out can sometimes mean squeezing yourself into a table while someone’s phone is doing far too much, there is something luxurious about being able to sit comfortably, hear the person across from you, and actually have a conversation. The room is retro-futuristic, all dark stone, brass, globe lights and those slightly sci-fi details that make you feel like you have wandered into a very well-designed version
What India gets wrong about sexual consent in 2026 (opens the original)
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We have become rather good at talking about consent. There are campaigns about it, dating-app prompts about it, and enough Instagram explainers to suggest that the vocabulary is no longer the problem. The more interesting question in India in 2026 is whether the behaviour has caught up. A study published in PLOS ONE, a peer-reviewed, open-access, multi-disciplinary scientific journal published by the nonprofit Public Library of Science, on January 8, 2025, offers a useful starting point. In it,
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