Kamlesh Singh

The UN was built to stop the next big war, but it saw annihilation threats and blasting devices. Trump, Netanyahu and Milei used a global stage for local Reel-centric politics.

Jamui is only a symptom of a chronic disease that ails Bihar: Brutalism brought upon by lost culture and poverty and poverty politics.

The outrage over the Ganga Aarti on the Thames is Deracination performing Aarti to its own ignorance. If you take offence, read on.

Eggs as a weapon are cruder than the crude bombs Bengal was so used to. Now, they have brought about an eggjistantial crisis to a state that prided itself in the Bhadralok culture.

The benefits of keeping UPI free outweighed the cost of keeping UPI free, but the government had an itch to fix what ain't broken. And that too, at a remarkable time.

Apple has restored the balance of the universe. Steve's boys have done a good Jobs and I mean every rupee of it.

Swara Bhasker is back in the news, for repeating on stage what she wrote in an open letter after watching Padmaavat. She was right about rape survivors and wrong about Jauhar. Then and now. Here's a history lesson with a heavy heart.

Just when we were busy smashing the patriarchy, the grand patriarch of a community came and smashed the smashing into smithereens. We play-acted shock.

Satirist Kamlesh Singh says he has accepted E20 petrol but wants it only from long-grain basmati, not broken rice, for his car.

Satirist Kamlesh Singh suggests that political parties are no longer seen genuinely batting for the masses. Every party should create their own cockroaches.

In this satire, Tau argues that despite 12 years of a friendly sarkar, the biggest gift the kanwariyas got was a flower shower from a chopper. He asks why the administration doesn't build them a dedicated petal-covered corridor.

Tau went all the way to Bangkok to watch Odyssey the way Nolan wanted people to watch. He returned disappointed, with both the theatre and the movie. This is not a review, it's a lament.

The real Cockroach Janata Party has been in power since 1947. It has no manifesto, holds no rallies, and contests no elections. It just continues. It survives everything.

The government just proved it can hear. It also proved what it takes to make it listen, and that should worry the quiet working man at the petrol pump wondering just how much petrol is in the petrol he is paying for.

From the government to the opposition to the protesters and the police, and not to forget the algorithm, everyone has played their role. The democracy is alive, and kicking.

Here's a practical guide to a successful protest in a democracy where we elect our MPs, our direct employees.

The Cockroach Janta Party is not about Abhijeet Dipke. It is about the vacancy he filled.

The writer demolishes four claims of ethanol evangelists and explains why the sum of the scam is bigger than the parts.

For 70 years, Pakistan looked to Arabia for its origins. Now it is looking beneath its own feet. What changed, and why is Islamabad suddenly reaching for a past it once called mushrik?

The voters of Saayoni Ghosh's Jadavpur constituency flipped before she did. They are the original paltus. And, what does a true representative of the people do if not swing with the voters' mood?