Through the dabs and jabs of a cartoonist’s brush, this blog paints a satirical view of everyday life! Catch all the eloquent strokes as they spare no one under the sun!

If you’re looking for the last word on cricket, this is not the place for you. What’s really happening in the Indian team? Are the Australians as good as people make them out to be? Is the ICC relevant? Let’s discuss it. The last word, though, is still yours.

With an eclectic choice of topics, this blog hopes to shine a pleasant humanistic light on the myriad facets of Delhi, and the occupations, preoccupations, habits, histories of its residents.

This is a blog about the trials of a single woman journalist covering the big, bad world of  Indian politics – and sometimes wolfing down, well, the wolves. It will take you behind the scenes into what really goes – or does not — into netagiri, rip off some masks, doff a (Gandhi) cap or two and still hope to come up gasping.

From entertainment to on-field action, reports to analysis, interviews and features, you’ll miss nothing as our team of eight reports covers IPL III. But what of the little things you don’t see on TV? What about opinions that point you in the right direction? Take a Drinks Break with HT blogs to get the complete picture.

A Good Look at Bad Language is the title of one of Kushalrani Gulab’s favourite books. It not only traces the history of bad words in the English language but also explains to the reader the situations when a mere @#$% will suffice and when the stronger %$^#@!***#$&@!!!@$% is called for. Since this is a family blog however, you will find no bad words here. Bad rants, bad jokes and bad grammer, possibly. Bad words, no.

Why news is everything that is not fit to carry:

Welcome to the madness inside HT’s newsroom. And get up close with the men and machines that make your favourite newspaper. Let’s talk about the process and the reasons for doing something and not doing something. Tell us what you liked and what you didn’t.

One-sixth of mankind is emerging from self-imposed isolation. The changing relationship between India and the World is about economics, security and all that stuff. But it’s also about how India’s worldview is evolving. The “foreign hand” once referred to sinister overseas manipulation. Today, it’s really about a world taking the pulse of an awakening India.″

This blog is about Delhi, one of the oldest capitals of the world and arguably the best city in India. It will contain observations about life in general and occasionally about the intrigues and conspiracies that get hatched here. It will also have something on Hindi music and how urban India is evolving. The changing face of Delhi reflects the changing face of this country.

This blog is about partying, clubbing, films, eating out, dating and socialising in an Indian metro, looking at those issues the modern young funky person wants to know about. The twist is it comes from a foreign woman’s eyes. Conservative Indians, brace yourselves.