Carnival of Colours
Hi, I’m Amol Hatwar, and the author of epilogue. Epilogue is my attempt at discussing, and expounding on, original thoughts and ideas wherever science, art, technology, and politics meet our culture. Because, no man is just one thing…
Recently on epilogue
- 25.10 Is Shekhar Kapur quitting films? - If Shekhar Kapur decides to quit films, it will undoubtedly herald the end of an era.
- 26.09 The educated jobless - Recession means a lot of unemployed. But is the jobs and the education quagmire permanent?
- 07.09 Democracy’s Nominal Upholders - What does Anna’s movement really represent? A challenge to India’s democracy, or a failure of its leaders.
- 24.08 The Roy Rebuttal - Is Team Anna fooling people? Arundhati Roy’s lies and errors in reason and judgement exposed.
- 26.04 A brief history of conversation - Technology’s impact on communication is well understood, how it affects conversations has gone unsaid.
- 14.04 On social welfare in elections - Are poll-time handouts really innocuous? Can they be counted as a step towards social welfare?
- 08.06 Why buying an iPhone in India sucks - Considering buying an iPhone? Do yourself a favour: Don’t! Instead, read about my nightmare.
Recently on twitter
@deep_banerjee The fifth amendment clauses are an interesting read as well.
So insulators can become conductors too? http://t.co/bGmIEof1 #fb
Deep Purple’s Jon Lord is no more http://t.co/51dascmp #fb
When you poach your CEO from Google it shows how uncreative the board is - http://t.co/XhnDKZVH #yahoo #fb
Finally some sanity in the markets - ONGC not TCS http://t.co/uqvt4X2N #fb
“@margheritamvs: Up to 60% of current Indian students in the UK could’ve had their visa rejected under new rules. http://t.co/24APG5nq” #fb
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