HeyJaredPranusha Kulkarni
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Dear servants of the public, truth alone shall set you free, and not a censored cyber space! (opens the original)
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Our dear Honorable Minister of Communications and Information Technology says the cyber space needs regulation. Well, well said, I say! It is probably believed by the lot of learned people like him, that the cyber space has succumbed to be a poor victim of “deeply offensive material about religions and communities that could incite riots”. Well, this is the overt reasoning of their belief. But, can we afford to buy this oh-so-considerate reasoning, on its face value? Let’s plunge into it, to dis
An Evening at the Beauty Parlor (opens the original)
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Whenever the vast tracts of ‘dense vegetation’ on my arms glare at me, irritation seeps in. my eyes literally trim through them to leave behind smooth plain ‘land’, on which my mind’s senses feast. As also, when the eye brows manifest themselves as something more than neat curves of suave hair, my hands, as if on an automated machine, inevitably catch hold on to a pair of scissors, swift to feed on to the thought of nipping the dangling hair at their buds! But, till now, I have not possibly come
Preposterous Politicians v. Pusillanimous Commoners - A Stalemate? (opens the original)
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The Telangana region of Andhra Pradesh has once again come to a standstill. With nearly around 100 MLAs resigning from their posts and calling on a region-wide bandh, the region has joined the choir to voice the platitudinous jingle of ‘Telangana – The State’. As I flipped through the headlines in the newspaper, a quote by Charles de Gaulle caught my attention as it said: “In order to become the master, the politician poses as the servant”. Charles de Gaulle may not have lived up to witness the
She was sad. She was a law student. She was hated. She found Him. (opens the original)
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She was bright. She was smart. She was chatty. She had her own dreams about her legal career. She had her own dreams about her law school. She was right in the middle of her law school journey - tired for some part, and exuberantly exploding for the rest. She was as good as anyone could get, and as audaciously lazy as anyone could be. Little did she know, that she would bring herself into an uncalled for mess, for an act so trivial and so remote, that she stood on the ephemeral pedestal at the p
Train to Trivandrum (opens the original)
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We were in the Legislative House at Bangalore. We were on a journey to Trivandrum, to participate in the Moot Court Competition organized by Government Law College, Trivandrum. The train was at around nine in the night, and hence we had to halt for almost 6 hours at the House. Since we were still in the first year, and our parents had never before ‘sent’ us outside Karnataka, they were very much apprehensive about sending us to participate in the Competition. My father had outrightly turned me a
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