This week, Aman Arora speaks on Mental Health. "There should be a forum for voicing feelings & emotions honestly and frankly. When a person sees another person going through something similar, it gives the person a sense of belonging, freedom, and courage to speak their hearts out too," he writes.

Meanwhile, Aradhye Ackshatt reviews Catch-22 on Disney Plus Hotstar. "Suffice to say that the series digs just deep enough for us to feel sad for those who die, angry at those who get away with murder, and peeved at the whole "system" in general. That is the aim of the book: empathy," he writes.

The series is now available on Disney Plus Hotstar.

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Expectation: Malice at Crystal Palace | Reality by Colin D'Cunha

Expectation: Malice at Crystal Palace | Reality:

There's a buzz around Selhurst Park this year. It's the break of a new dawn.

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A (Hu)Man's Mental Health Matters by Aman Arora

A (Hu)Man's Mental Health Matters

The statistics have astonished me - men are three times more likely to attempt suicide than women!

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So it all started with a Big Bang... but how exactly? by Menaka Raman

So it all started with a Big Bang... but how exactly?

You know there are some people you really, really admire and also get a little annoyed with because they're so talented? Well, that's how I feel about author Shruthi Rao. 

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Catch-22 Review (Disney Plus Hotstar) by Aradhye Ackshatt

Catch-22 Review (Disney Plus Hotstar)

George Clooney is not one to mess around. He brings his A-game to this existential tale told on screen , tightly adapted from the Joseph Heller book. The series does stay true to most of the material and characters.

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A Brief Note On Loneliness by Paromita Bardoloi

A Brief Note On Loneliness

Loneliness is like a bad childhood, that stings you in the happiest nights.

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"IRENE" by Ron Fassler

"IRENE"

The musical Irene opened 102 years ago tonight. At 675 performances (just shy of two years), it held that record of distinction for twenty-five years until Oklahoma! came along and smashed it. That's right, for more than a quarter century no musical ran longer than Irene, which sort of makes the current runs of Phantom of the Opera (thirty-three years) and Chicago (twenty-five) mind-bogglingly overwhelming in comparison, doesn't it?

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