👤 Nirmalya Dutta

2026-10-06 · Times of India · Entertainment

Jeffrey Archer: The Brit author who made Indians fall in love with English writing

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2026-09-25 · Times of India · Entertainment

The lesbian bar outrage shows why Donald Trump won America

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2026-09-17 · Times of India · Politics

DIVIDED KINGDOM? Why Scotland, Wales and Ireland want to 'leave' the UK

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2026-09-17 · Times of India · Entertainment

America's Rorshach Test: Why Sydney Sweeney makes liberals go mad

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2026-09-17 · Times of India

🔮 I learnt that recently after a little man-scaping of my face and was told in uncertain terms that I would be in the dog house – proverbial, not the streets of urban India – till it grew back. assertive

2026-09-17 · Times of India

🔮 Speaking in Ireland, Donald Trump put the fat in the fire by saying he would “love” to see a “united” Ireland, saying it was inevitable and “may as well happen now”. assertive

2026-09-25 · Times of India

🔮 The real-life analogy is anyone who consumes so much propaganda that no amount of rationalising, to borrow a line from Dr House, would change their opinion. assertive

2026-10-06 · Times of India

🔮 Archer was a prolific writer and one who was more celebrated in India than in his native UK, where his public life often sullied his prowess as a scribe, though even legal misfortune would turn out to be a blessing in literary disguise as he churned out the utterly delightful Prison Diaries about his time navigating Britain’s penal system. assertive