Taking bus #11 home
My grandmother had a rather charming description for pedestrian travel. If she
By Anuja Chauhan May 31, 2020
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Guest Column
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Patch work
By Dr Sachin Varma February 15, 2020 -
Growing up without godfathers
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Fighting it together
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Preventing chronic kidney disease
By Dr Bharat V. Shah July 20, 2019 -
Building capacity
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Patient safety, the prime priority
By Pavan Mocherla June 15, 2019 -
Hit in the heart
By Dr C.N. Manjunath May 25, 2019 -
Five worrying factors this election season
May 18, 2019
Anuja Chauhan
The brain behind some of the most memorable ad slogans like Yeh Dil Maange More, Oye Bubbly and Nothing official about it, Anuja Chauhan worked with JWT India for more than 17 years. A best-seller author, screenwriter and an advertising consultant, she is also a Contributing Editor of THE WEEK.
SCHIZO-NATION
Behind #boislockerroom
Bade bade deshon mein aisi choti choti baaten hoti rehti hain. In big-big countries,
By Anuja Chauhan May 17, 2020
Lockdown breakdown
Horrible things are happening. As cabin fever intensifies on a locked down world,
By Anuja Chauhan May 03, 2020
Time for a better world
So, my 86-year-old father, who is spending his quarantine alone in his apartment in
By Anuja Chauhan April 19, 2020
Iron men, or feet of clay?
If you really feel the urge to milk something, go find a cow,” read the rather terse
By Anuja Chauhan April 05, 2020
Show-offs to stay home
Phew, thank God for the coronavirus. Usually, I dread the summer vacations because
By Anuja Chauhan March 14, 2020
Delhi’s punishment for picking love
Last fortnight, buoyed by the Delhi election verdict, I wrote what now seems to be a
By Anuja Chauhan February 29, 2020
Love, not lotus, blooms in Delhi
I will be honest, it has sucked to be a Delhiite in recent times. Because no matter
By Anuja Chauhan February 15, 2020
Amit Shah’s bitter lemonade
Because India is a country of many languages, because illiteracy is so rampant and
By Anuja Chauhan February 01, 2020
Wake up and smell the vagina
Overheard at a party recently. A drunken gent talking to an attractive woman, who
By Anuja Chauhan January 18, 2020
Four words against fascism
You can always judge how organic a protest is by the kind of placards and banners
By Anuja Chauhan January 04, 2020
Will the real police stand up?
SOMETHING STRANGE is going on in central Bengaluru. As commuters intermittently
By Anuja Chauhan December 21, 2019
Bollywood’s changing storylines
One only has to compare the handsome, heroic, syncretic Akbar from Jodhaa Akbar
By Anuja Chauhan November 23, 2019
Halloween’s win over ‘dated’ politics
I remember that a few years ago, there was a not-so-subtle move by the freshly
By Anuja Chauhan November 09, 2019
Redefining winning and losing
It is so good that all of Bollywood showed up at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s
By Anuja Chauhan October 26, 2019