CHHAVA: The Masterpiece It Could Have Been
As a self-proclaimed “plot” enthusiast, I often find myself reading movie synopses instead of watching the. Continue reading
Discovering Two Incredible Poets
On World Poetry Day, 21st March, I discovered two poets. I knew of them earlier -they are indeed famous- but not. Continue reading
World Poetry Day
On World Poetry Day Thee must I praise above all other glories That smile us on to tell delightful stories. For. Continue reading
What I expect when I go to a Doctor
Across the length and breadth of Mumbai, the Chakrapani family has been in and out of most hospitals. When I was. Continue reading
The Returnee
“Aren’t you Jaan?” the man standing at my gate asked. Just then, I was on my way to the garage to fetch my. Continue reading
Why Medicine Prices in India Are Exorbitant – Part II
Branded Medicines, Irrational FDCs, ‘Me-Too Medicines’, and Ever-Greening of Patents Beyond the flawed. Continue reading
I eat way too much- DAYUM BURGERS
Welcome to this new segment that I like calling, I eat way too much. To put some good use to it, I will keep my. Continue reading
Maintaining Professional Boundaries in Medicine: A Crucial Ethical Responsibility
In the medical field, professionalism and ethics play a crucial role in ensuring trust, integrity, and. Continue reading
Wheelchairs: An Exploration of Mobility, Identity, and Human Flourishing
The wheelchair, a tool often perceived as a mere instrument for mobility, invites deeper reflection on the nature. Continue reading