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Indian revolutionaries admired Lenin not only for his theory but for his clarity of action.

How Vladimir Lenin Helped Shape India’s Anti-Colonial Imagination

Anahita Ahluwalia

08 Aug 2025

3 min read

The Ashok was about signalling. It showed the world that India could host presidents and royalty, that we were not just a poor former colony but an equal; a dignified host.

The Ashok: How A State-Funded Luxury Hotel Became A Symbol Of Independent India

Anahita Ahluwalia

07 Aug 2025

4 min read

The city is never asleep, but after dark, it is half-distracted — more tolerant, more permissive, and in some corners, more forgiving.

No Country For Lovers: Where Do Young Mumbaikars Hook Up?

Anahita Ahluwalia

06 Aug 2025

5 min read

It’s easy to dismiss this as a sign of moral decay, but we'd rather ask what people are looking for, and why they aren’t finding it within conventional marriages.

According To Ashley Madison, Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu, Is India’s Non-Monogamy Hotspot

Anahita Ahluwalia

06 Aug 2025

2 min read

Most of the people I interviewed say AI has made their lives better: easier, more reflective, less lonely. But they also admit that something’s shifting.

5 Indians Across Generations Tell Us How AI Is Reshaping Their Personal Lives

Anahita Ahluwalia

06 Aug 2025

6 min read

Today, India’s music history is filled with names, styles, and stories but the Ladybirds paved the way.

The Ladybirds: How Four Teenagers From Bandra Formed India’s First All-Girl Rock Band

Anahita Ahluwalia

31 Jul 2025

3 min read

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