Huawei P30 Pro Review
Highlights In display fingerprint sensor Triple lens camera set up Gorgeous Design Corning gorilla glass 6 Reverse Wireless Charging 6.47 inches OLED display With the launch of Huawei P30 Pro is a statement...
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Asus Zenbook Pro Duo Review
Highlights Brilliant Aesthetics High-Quality Design Upto core i9 8-core CPU Multi-purpose extra screen Reverse Wireless Charging 6.47 inches OLED display Introduction These days, everyone wants to get their hands on a prosumer laptop, whether...
Amazon Echo Show (Gen 2)
Highlights Big responsive touch screen Powerful Audio Friendly and Attractive design Compact Size Entry-Level Price Introduction Amazon launched its 2nd Generation of echo show which feels like a more sleeker, louder, and features loads...
Samsung Q900R 8K QLED TV
Highlights 8K Videos Support Massive 85-inch display Incredible brightness and colour Wide Viewing Angle Great local dimming and dark room performance The Samsung Q900R is a high-end TV. It is the first 8k TV...
AirPods (Generation 2) Review
What’s New Wireless Charging All-new Apple’s H1 Chip Voice Activated “Hey Siri” Improved talk time Faster Connectivity with Bluetooth 5.0 Introduction After 2 years since the introduction of AirPods, apple’s new AirPods have arrived...
DU Professor and Thespian Lola Chatterji Passes Away
Lola Chatterji (26 July 1924 – 5 June 2019) Lola Chatterji, who died peacefully on 5th June 2019 was a well-recognized figure in theatre circles in the capital. As a member of the English...
A film on how young brides of Punjab fall victims to some NRIs
“Thousands of Brides are waiting for their NRI grooms in Punjab… This is perhaps amongst the top social malice of Punjab…” According to the director of the film, Satya Prakash Sabarwal, “These Runaway Grooms...
The Elusive Mr Tanvir / Partha Chatterjee
Habib Tanvir (1923-2009), was perhaps the most famous Theatre personality in north India. An actor-manager in the Old-School mould, he led a crowded professional life, which, over the years, had invariably...
Marcello Mastrianni- An Actor for All Seasons / Partha Chatterjee
Marcello Mastrianni (1924-1996 ) was for many the most charismatic of European actors, and along with Jean Paul Belmond, the most subtle.He was, for many the most versatile actor in the world. There is something loutish about...
Barun Chanda’s Murder in the Monastery: A Mini Review / Raj Ayyar
Yet it vanishes leaving a distraught abbot, tense monks running around, and two murders linked to the missing manuscript.
Chanda, unlike Dan Brown, manages a credible, minimalist diplomatic secularism–though the murderer is s hired goon of some Christian sect or other, Chanda does not point fingers at the Catholic church or Opus Dei, a la Brown in ‘The Da Vinci Code’.
I liked the erotic undercurrents in the novel overall–the steamy one-night stand between Miriam the fair-skinned Coorgi Catholic nun novice and Tenzing, the fully grown adolescent Buddhist monk novice, is deliberately understated and leaves the reader’s pornographic imagination to fill in the details.
