Barking up the right tree
Barking up the right tree
In an attempt to subconsciously celebrate the beginning of the Cannes film festival this year, I have decided ...
Bijoy Bharathan
Bijoy Bharathan
bijoy.bharathan@thehindu.co.in
Journalist by day, pop culture junkie by night, Bijoy Bharathan has an insatiable appetite for world cinema of the highbrow, middle-brow, and occasionally boondocks variants. In his spare time, he likes to devour graphic novels on his laptop, every once in a while struggling with a real book with all text and no pictures. He loves overnight journeys to strange new towns, that afford him an opportunity to take long walks and hone his photography skills. He has a weakness for swimming, roadside chai and the music of Moby.
Inarritu's inward gaze
Inarritu's inward gaze
This might probably be the one time I dole out a suggestion that goes against the grain of ethic that I stand ...
Skinny dipping in Scandinavia
Skinny dipping in Scandinavia
This post, marking the start of 2015, was originally titled, ‘Of Skinny Dipping in Scandinavia and Coming of ...
We are not alone, and how
We are not alone, and how
Over the last one year, I allowed myself the liberty of indulging in cinema that could broadly be classified ...
The Intangible Mr Nolan
The Intangible Mr Nolan
I had been deferring my date with Mr Christopher Nolan’s latest offering Interstellar for close to a month ...
The gentle hum of anxiety
The gentle hum of anxiety
Following an extended lull on the filmy front, it was heartening to wake up to news that sent a pulse of ...
Wait, there’s more to come, it ain’t over till it’s over
Wait, there’s more to come, it ain’t over till it’s over
A majority of film-going audiences find the idea of staying back to watch the closing credits of a Hollywood ...
The Intangible Mr Nolan
The Intangible Mr Nolan
I had been deferring my date with Mr Christopher Nolan’s latest offering Interstellar for close to a month ...
The gentle hum of anxiety
The gentle hum of anxiety
Following an extended lull on the filmy front, it was heartening to wake up to news that sent a pulse of ...
Wait, there’s more to come, it ain’t over till it’s over
Wait, there’s more to come, it ain’t over till it’s over
A majority of film-going audiences find the idea of staying back to watch the closing credits of a Hollywood ...
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Hammered out by mechanisation
The hammers of the Barpeta bell-metal artisans are slowly getting silenced as machine-made products take over
Not a day’s medicine missed
How Project Ahana reached out to the HIV-positive community during the lockdown
Women collectives prove that self-help is the best help
SHGs in the villages of Uttar Pradesh offer food security during the ongoing Covid pandemic
Fighting Covid-19 and building the future Human Resource Capital
Companies must use the pandemic to prepare for a post Covid-19 world
Big Story | How Covid-19 deepened the pain for metal and mining players
Two years of unfavourable market conditions were already weighing on metal, mining players when Covid-19 ...
Why HCL Technologies is a good long-term bet
Decent pipeline, diversified services mix and promising products business, are key positives
Index Outlook | Sensex, Nifty 50 likely to extend the rally
Gains in bank, auto and FMCG stocks helped Sensex and Nifty 50 advance briskly last week
Franklin India Feeder - Franklin US Opportunities Fund: A good bet on US stocks
The fund-of-fund has delivered well over long periods
Outclassed: Online classes remain out of bounds for most students in rural India
Online education may have its takers in urban schools, but has pushed students and teachers in rural India ...
This lockdown, download a teacher
With online learning in great demand during the lockdown, startups in this teaching space are cashing in
Small village, big learnings
Ulley, near Leh, is where minimalism and contentment live together happily ever after
“We need to involve the local community in education”
Urban schools have taken recourse to online classes in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic. Educationist Wilima ...
Yellow gold roots in the age of corona
Turmeric is making a big comeback into our lives. Will the trend of Haldiness continue post Covid?
The virus of fear has to be fought as strongly as the virus of Corona
As we start travelling, it’s important to start reposing faith in brands that are taking precautions
Changing face of campaigns |New narratives for the New Normal
From human stories to point of view content, how brands are adapting to different types of storytelling
The role of consistent key messaging in getting brand communication to “land” with audiences
The role of consistent key messaging in getting brand communication to ‘land’ with audiences
‘Financial literacy is important to assess risk, to ask questions’
“There is no protection, across the world, for money against market investments; misinformation or violation ...
Summer of discontent for small investors
Whether it’s PMC, DHFL, CKP or Franklin Templeton, it’s a story of ordinary middle-class folk losing their ...
KITE, Corona and Kerala
Covid-19 shut down schools and cancelled exams but learning didn’t stop for students of Kerala’s government ...
Where do we go with our harvested wheat?
The lockdown has impacted the pace of procurement, driving prices below MSP in MP and Rajasthan, even as costs ...