Swara Bhasker on why she feels violated in light of Pegasus Project revelations
When I was 11, I got ‘a room of my own’ in the house we lived in. It was part chance
By Swara Bhasker August 01, 2021
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Case for coalitions
By Marten van den Berg March 21, 2021 -
Innovate and collaborate
By Sanjaya Mariwala March 07, 2021 -
Block buster
By Dr Alok Vinod Kulkarni March 07, 2021 -
The invisible pandemic
By Dr Alok Vinod Kulkarni February 07, 2021 -
Patch work
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Growing up without godfathers
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Fighting it together
By Dr Kishore Kotha September 14, 2019 -
Preventing chronic kidney disease
By Dr Bharat V. Shah July 20, 2019
Swara Bhasker
Swara Bhasker is an award-winning Bollywood actor and sometime writer and social commentator.
Bitter Chocolate
Swara Bhasker on her lifelong relationship with fast food
I returned home to Delhi last week for a short break. At the end of a sumptuous meal
By Swara Bhasker July 18, 2021
In age of phone camera, everyone is a performer, including criminals: Swara Bhasker
A lynching is no longer a new or unusual occurrence in “New India”. It has become
By Swara Bhasker July 04, 2021
Notes on grief: from a bystander
We live at a time of unpleasant change. The pandemic has caused a dismal
By Swara Bhasker June 20, 2021
Where the government failed, citizens stepped in: Swara Bhasker
On May 24, the Delhi Police, which comes under the Union home ministry, raided the
By Swara Bhasker June 06, 2021
Biased coverage of Israeli attack in Gaza shows world is blind: Swara Bhasker
The recent acts of violence by Israel on Gaza Strip that began with an attack by the
By Swara Bhasker May 23, 2021
My YouTube lunch, by Swara Bhasker
Until the devastating second wave, I had never stepped into the kitchen. So, with
By Swara Bhasker May 09, 2021
Did we learn anything last year, asks Swara Bhasker
A few days ago, I celebrated yet another birthday. Another year of ostensibly
By Swara Bhasker April 25, 2021
Swara Bhasker on her former maid contesting elections
Sushila didi came into my life one morning, as I moved into a flat in a Mumbai
By Swara Bhasker April 11, 2021
Swara Bhasker: We are a country of 1.35 billion hurt sentiments
When we were little and our parents taught us manners, a constant humane rationale
By Swara Bhasker March 28, 2021
An out-of-the-box father
We live in a world full of labels and categories, and as we grow up we learn to fit
By Swara Bhasker March 07, 2021
Disha of the drift
Every fortnight, when my deadline to submit this column nears, I rack my brain to
By Swara Bhasker February 28, 2021
No country for opinions
I remember a clapping game limerick from childhood, which went something like
By Swara Bhasker February 14, 2021
Artiste as disruptor
A famous dialogue from The Dirty Picture proclaimed that films were about
By Swara Bhasker January 31, 2021
Heart and soul with farmers
I had never heard of Singhu or Tikri before the farmers’ protests erupted at the end
By Swara Bhasker January 17, 2021