The desire for bigger and better somewhat stereotypes the normal Punjabi, writes SANAM SHARMA... more
A slip of the hand ends up clocking a great victory, in a story by LP AYER... more
Dear Auntyji I have a particular situation that I was hoping you could help me with. I work in advertising and am a contractor. I am 45 years old but look much younger, according to others. In my profession, I... more
There’s no respite from online wannabes and their idiosyncrasies, says SMARTY PANTS... more
As the digital age advances, will the giving of gifts this festive season take on a more practical, yet sinister meaning, asks LP AYER.... more
Nani ki kahani Dear Auntyji My grandma has the dubious honour of being the family encyclopaedia. She is 67 years old and is widowed, so does not have much else to do in her life other than to sit around... more
Generous gentleman? Dear Auntyji I have an unusual twist of a question to ask, and I would be most pleased if you could help me. I will tell you the complete truth Auntyji, so you can give me best answer.... more
Many years down the road, a brush with a London “bobby” continues to live as a happy tailnote in his memories, writes BIMAL BOSE... more
Although the media have overdosed us on this trivial issue of the rear, there’s still a chance for a final word, writes LP AYER... more
Osama’s death has revealed that even for the most hardened souls, a temptation is a temptation, VIRAMANI reports from Abbottabad... more