A Little Life
Fiddler"A Little Life" by Hanya Yanagihara is a haunting exploration of the emotional space and unfathomable distances that exist within the human soul. Set against the backdrop of bustling New…
An Anonymous Note on Anonymous Mails
Dear NALSAR, With certain events that have recently transpired on campus and the Open House discussion regarding anonymous emails, we are led to question the very necessity of the veil…
Bhaskar Anna’s Battle Tales
“Sorry ma, galactic egg scramble is out today.” At the pull of a questionably-shaped lever and the push of a button, Bhaskar Anna – the fond nickname granted to him…
Under the NALSAR Skies
Two years of wait, twelve hundred kms and heartfelt goodbyes, Now I can't believe I am standing under the Nalsar skies Sometimes when seniors posted pictures of the pink, blue…
THBT Debating Is For Everyone
I was first introduced (more like being forced by my best friend so we can go on a paid trip to Bangalore) to debating in my third year of law…
Democracy Wins: The Comedic Tale of Student Elections
I recently found myself in the midst of a rather confounding situation at one of the best law institutions in the country- one that made me question the very essence…
Ladies, Germs, and Others.
This is a gossipy saga of love, drama, cheating and karma between Universities, which may or may not resemble real life events. (Who am I kidding?). Suggestion: Read with a…
Suspecting Regional Fests: ‘Region’, ‘Culture’, and Reality II
III What does this signify for organizers of any regional fest and student body observers? An organizer, if interested, in introducing students to the ‘culture’ of their region must be…
Suspecting Regional Fests: ‘Region’, ‘Culture’, and Reality I
I Regional fests have been a thing at NALSAR and other higher educational institutions for long. In institutions with students coming from different cities, regions, and nations, regional fests and…
Why Not to IV
This year, I had the privilege of having the experience of directing IVDC 2023. Was it an easy responsibility? No. But did it help me grow and develop as a…