Ever felt an emotion that you can’t really find a word for? This one captures just that!
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All articles filed in September 2019
Four Beginnings in Business to Watch Out for!
What better way to celebrate beginnings than to take a look at some of the start-up businesses around us? The Riptide brings to you the four of the Mumbai-based businesses that are not only female run, but also stories of loving what you do.
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PERILS OF BEING A BOLLYWOOD ADDICT, Part Two
After talking about how being a bollwyood addict has led me in the quest to find a perfect love story, along with losing a few grey cells on the way, I’m back to tell y’all what I feel are some of the other downsides of being such a huge Bollywood fan.
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Art of Today
i feel like the art of today attempts to convey a brutally and melancholically realistic emotion. it’s no proposition, no propaganda. it’s pure, absolute and sometimes joyous melancholy. we look at everyday art and think of the truest reality of the artist. we feel so much more for the artist. we do what art really…
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One for the Month of September, Healthy Edition
Since the color of the month is Green, let’s go green! Healthy food isn’t down everyone’s alley but these restaurants turn regular dishes of celery and lettuce into delicious and tasty combinations.
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Letter to: Wild & Tame
A Letter to everyone Wild, and trying to be Tame.
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Beginning of the End
For long, the state of our climate has been ignored, pushed away, or dubbed ‘fake news’, but there seems to be nothing fake about the fire that took away most of one of the biggest forests in the world. While the fire was enormous and left destruction in its wake, it’s not un-fixable
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Pillars of Strength
From a poet, to his pillars of strength.
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Varanasi Voyage
Call it Varanasi, Kashi or Banaras – exploring one of the oldest living cities in the world is truly an experience of a lifetime.
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Cozy
It feels good to have constructed your own ‘cozy’. But it’s not too cozy a feeling to know the temporariness and the artificiality of it.
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‘Beginning’
This month, we have a special edition of a spoken word piece by the author of ‘Urban Insanity’, Saheba Atal. You can check out her book at amazon.com
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