Someone has started a fake account in my name on Instagram using my photo and profile description. Please report and block. Please don't entertain any requests for money.
Which in a way again reinforces the default conservatism setting.
Indian millennial writers don't seem to really know older people in full complexity, and have almost turned the parent into a trope, a mildly irritating entity to whom millennial mores are beyond the ken.
Want to see my films? I'm offering private screeners of "Everything Is Cinema" for a small fee of Rs. 35. Plus, get access to "Shavam" and "Vith" on the house! No frills, just the movies. Hope you enjoy them!
Had an amazing Sunday morning listening to Amitabha Bagchi and @tanujsolanki discuss literature and the writing life among a host of interesting things. Thanks you for organising this, Tanuj. #echoesandoriginals#thewritinglife
Starting this year with an essay for Outlook, where I speak to migrants in Delhi to know how the city is shaping up their vote this election.
The politics of welfare aside, there is both a traction and need for - simply put - money. Read!
https://t.co/XEI3lRFafN
We need to consciously practice self-love. Putting others before us, sacrifice, and all of that is fine. But only up to a point. Beyond that, it is the surest form of self-sabotage. 6/
I met this young doctor the other day. They were very proud of the fact that they were back at work on the fourth day after surgery. They had jumped from the ICU, they claimed proudly. It was evident that they were in pain while moving, that their body was crying out for rest. 1/
If we don't care about ourselves, why are we surprised and hurt when others don't. That's the nonverbal message we're passing:
I'm junk. I treat myself like shit. So, you can, too. 5/