Editorial
Posted by Editor in Editorial, Issue 18, Issues, Vol. I on 15. Sep, 2010 | 0 Comments
As the monsoon season is coming to an end, it leaves me with some very good and some not so good memories. The good memories include the moments when I enjoyed dancing in the rain. Facebook was flooded with rain poems, and I saw a host of different viewpoints regarding the rain. They were absolute [...]
The Tattoo Artist: Ripon Basak
Posted by Sankhya Samhita in Cover Story, Fried Eye Special, Issue 18, Issues, Sections, Vol. I on 15. Sep, 2010 | 3 Comments
Ever wondered why, inspite of being almost thousands of years old, tattooing is still shrouded in enigma and is still awe-inspiring?
Certificate Course on Public Policy for Journalists
Posted by Fried Eye News Service in Good News, Issue 18, Issues, Sections, Type 2, Vol. I on 15. Sep, 2010 | 0 Comments
The role of media is enormous in waging the war of ideas. Given its importance as the fourth pillar, it requires high quality of ethical and
Six things a 25 year old expat woman should never do in Afghanistan
Posted by Pavithra in Issue 18, Issues, Random Take, Sections, Type 1, Vol. I on 15. Sep, 2010 | 4 Comments
*Disclaimer: This piece stereotypes Afghan men. The purpose is not to make sweeping
Bumped and Startled
Posted by Geetashree Hazarika in Issue 18, Issues, Random Take, Sections, Type 1, Vol. I on 15. Sep, 2010 | 1 Comment
It’s the autumn frenzy gripping everything around, and I was on my way to Jorhat
Of dreams and ambitions
Posted by Miss Cellany in Issue 18, Issues, Miss Cellany, Sections, Type 2, Vol. I on 15. Sep, 2010 | 0 Comments
Dear diary, I was born in this world with no apparent purpose etched anywhere across my body,
Sketches by Nasreen
Posted by Nasreen Sultana in Fried Eye Special, Issue 18, Issues, Sections, Vol. I on 15. Sep, 2010 | 0 Comments
Aloo Masti
Posted by Sanzeeta in Fried and Tasty, Issue 18, Issues, Sections, Type 2, Vol. I on 15. Sep, 2010 | 7 Comments
Everything You Say
Posted by Fried Guest in Creative Writing, Fried Guest, Issue 18, Issues, Poetry, Sections, Type 1, Vol. I on 15. Sep, 2010 | 0 Comments
You want them to lie so when they elevate their prayers you don’t have to explain
Being Human
Posted by Tinam Borah in Creative Writing, Issue 18, Issues, Poetry, Sections, Type 1, Vol. I on 15. Sep, 2010 | 0 Comments
There was something special in his eyes The little boy who stared at me,
Krishna’s Flute
Posted by Priyanka Bhowmick in Creative Writing, Issue 18, Issues, Poetry, Sections, Type 1, Vol. I on 15. Sep, 2010 | 0 Comments
How balmy the hymn of Krishna’s flute Thy bring out love from the hearts’ root
Walls
Posted by Manjil P. Saikia in 55 Fiction, Creative Writing, Issue 18, Issues, Sections, Type 1, Vol. I on 15. Sep, 2010 | 0 Comments
He looked at the screen and thought about the things he had imagined. All that remained in him was the urge to throw himself away, someplace where relationships doesn’t matter. After all he wasn’t wrong in loving her; it was she who failed to understand it. It was the society which barred and killed him.
Public ka Chooo… Ha
Posted by Fried Guest in Creative Writing, Fiction, Fried Guest, Issue 18, Issues, Sections, Type 1, Vol. I on 15. Sep, 2010 | 0 Comments
Hard to believe! Mr. Pugland used to work for an IT company in Delhi. He was originally from Pune but had been in Delhi for 4 years.
It’s A Woman’s World – Part I
Posted by Sankhya Samhita in Fried Jukebox, Issue 18, Issues, Sections, Type 2, Vol. I on 15. Sep, 2010 | 1 Comment
Before you start thinking I am turning feminist right from the very first line, let me tell you that
Book Review: Siddhartha
Posted by Manjil P. Saikia in Book Club, Issue 18, Issues, Sections, Type 2, Vol. I on 15. Sep, 2010 | 3 Comments
Title: Siddhartha Author: Hermann Hesse Publisher: Simon and Schuster Rating: Is it possible to find lasting peace? “Siddhartha” by Hermann Hesse, the 1946 Literature Nobel Laureate describes
Dad finds me strange: Sonam Kapoor
Posted by Shishir Gautam in Issue 18, Issues, Movie Desk, Sections, Type 2, Vol. I on 15. Sep, 2010 | 0 Comments
Sonam Kapoor is not exactly the most dependable actress around. Her hit to flop
