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Tag Archives: Shashi Tharoor
Sikkim Day 3 – Tea, Gangtalk, and the legend of Pawan Chamling
The alternate plan we chose consisted of the tea estates in South Sikkim, and the Padmasambhava statue in Namchi. Our driver was the same, and that’s when we figured that we still didn’t know his name. Our expectations of a … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Travel, Yesterday
Tagged Baker's Cafe, Cafe Live & Loud, Danny Denzongpa, Gangtalk, Hit beer, Khao Soi, Namchi, Padmasambhava, Pawan Chamling, Shashi Tharoor, South Sikkim, tea estate
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Shashi Tharoor, a real account… of the Bangalore Tweetup
And that would explain why, when I saw the invite for a tweet up, it was an easy exception to make to my otherwise steadfast stance against tweet ups and reserve a place to meet the Minister of Status. That’s … Continue reading
Posted in @tempting humour
Tagged 6th November, Bangalore, Shashi Tharoor, The Great Indian Novel, Tweet up
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Kerala Kerala, Quite Contrary
This is an anthology of 26 works, edited by Shinie Antony, who also contributes a few as author, interviewer and chronicler. The title, IMHO, is a bit misleading since the works themselves, while touching upon various aspects of life in … Continue reading
Posted in Books
Tagged Anita Nair, Building Brand Kerala, D Vijayamohan, Fort Lines, Happy, Hormis Tharakan, Kerala, Kerala Kerala Quite Contrary, Nimz Dean, No Sex please we have cable, Odd Morning, Omana, Orhan Pamuk Nair and I, S S Lal, Shashi Tharoor, Shinie Antony, Shreekumar Varma, Sitrep Seventies, Suresh Menon, Susan Visvanathan, The Argumentative Malayali, The Gift, The Strange Sisters of Mannarkad, William Dalrymple
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The Five Dollar Smile
Shashi Tharoor This is a collection of Shashi Tharoor’s early works.. really early It has 14 stories and a two act play. While they are not of the fantastic quality of say, The Great Indian novel, it definitely shows the … Continue reading
