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Month: October 2019

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From the Editor’s Mac – Ananya Grover
2019 / Editorial / Fall / Recommendations

From the Editor’s Mac – Ananya Grover

Hey there, you! I’m so excited (and relieved) that the ‘Fall’ issue is finally here! It’s been an incredibly busy period for me, and for all of my fellow 12th graders, as multiple sets of all-important, life-changing, destiny-deciding examinations loom…

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When Idols Fall | TCWL – Siddhant Chandak
2019 / Fall / TCWL

When Idols Fall | TCWL – Siddhant Chandak

To Cinema, With Love – Deep Cut Episode 9: When Idols Fall ————————————— Disclaimer: This article primarily talks about accusations made in the #MeToo movement against various directors and producers in the film industry. The article in no way wants…

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Shades of Autumn – Anmol Bedi

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On Heroes-Turned-Villains and Moral Ambiguity – Caitanya Singh Jaswal
2019 / Article / Fall / To Cinema With Love

On Heroes-Turned-Villains and Moral Ambiguity – Caitanya Singh Jaswal

“You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain.” The hero-turned-villain trope is a popular motif in movies. It’s an easy way to explain away the origin of a villain as well as…

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Comic Corner – Kushagra Verma

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Verses and Walls – Atipriya Dev Sinha
2019 / Fall / Story

Verses and Walls – Atipriya Dev Sinha

Disclaimer: This story contains content meant for mature audiences.   “Why do you poets never write about happy stuff? Your life cannot be this sad,” he says with a smirk as his fingers trace my eyelashes and cheekbones. “I am…

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Fallen Things Are Beautiful Too – Urvi Shukla
2019 / Fall / Poem

Fallen Things Are Beautiful Too – Urvi Shukla

I dream of a cliff, Alongside which I walk for miles, In utter silence, Floating out and in Of the eternal abyss, Like a happy child, Ignorant of science. But then a blow Pushes me below The lucid clouds, Of…

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In the Autumn Woods – Tanvi Jain
2019 / Fall / Poem

In the Autumn Woods – Tanvi Jain

In the Autumn Woods Torrents of wind howl in the air Rushing past the trees bare A cocoon of ruby and ochre envelops me Trapping me inside for all to see My pleas for help go unheard The world carries…

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Golden – Oorvi Gupta
2019 / Fall / Poem

Golden – Oorvi Gupta

Ladies and gentlemen, I’ll take you all, through the blue tale of fall. A long-time back, I came across a leaf on my track. It yelled, “Watch out, please!” But in a second, its cry came to cease. For it…

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Drum Cover: ‘Perfect’ – Aarushi Rai

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Deep Cascade – Yashasvini Verma
2019 / Fall / Story

Deep Cascade – Yashasvini Verma

This fall was a harder and deeper one than the others. It had knocked any remaining wind right out of her lungs. She was tired of it, for every time she clambered out, she’d be pushed back in soon. It…

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Shed Your Attachments – Mudit Saklani
2019 / Article / Fall

Shed Your Attachments – Mudit Saklani

Fall…what is the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear it? Is it what we call Monsoon or what we call Autumn? What even is the significance of it? To a few, it is the dull season…

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This Town (A Take On Schizophrenia) – Tanishq Khurana
2019 / Fall / Story

This Town (A Take On Schizophrenia) – Tanishq Khurana

It is a harsh town, much like its weather: winds playing with roofs, water jumping over swings in the park during the most extreme of days. Edith has become quite acclimatised to the nuances of living in this ‘town without…

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Digital Art – Palaash Goel

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Reaching For The Stars – Ananya Yadav
2019 / Article / Fall

Reaching For The Stars – Ananya Yadav

The word ‘fall’ can be interpreted in so many ways.  According to the Cambridge dictionary fall is defined as ‘to suddenly go down onto the ground or towards the ground without intending to or by accident’. Contextually, the action of…

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The Lies We Tell Everyday – Ananya Grover
2019 / Fall / Poem

The Lies We Tell Everyday – Ananya Grover

It was a slow descent into irrationality— a step down the ladder, then another, straining not to lose her grip on reality.    The last few rungs were slick and slippery; hands clasping, feet grasping—every effort proved futile.  Her footing…

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The Physics of Falling – Vaishant Thakur
2019 / Article / Fall

The Physics of Falling – Vaishant Thakur

We always relate falling to a loss–– a sentimental transition, a period of distress. It’s all because we see ‘falling’ for its objectivity, disregarding its subjective nature. Personally, I believe that we’re all falling––falling to reach the end. As we…

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He Looked at Her – Ishita Yadav
2019 / Fall / Poem

He Looked at Her – Ishita Yadav

He looked at her in all her glory all long hair and bright eyes And he thought, here’s a girl I could fall in love with. But then she tied her hair up and closed her eyes and let out…

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“so, what were you wearing?” – Ananya Trivedi
2019 / Fall / Poem

“so, what were you wearing?” – Ananya Trivedi

in a country where, no is seen as yes a dress ‘too’ short is an invitation a neckline too deep makes you ‘cheap’ heels too high make your chances of getting home safe, steep lipstick too bright is not considered…

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Bound By Reality – Savyasachi Singh
2019 / Article / Fall

Bound By Reality – Savyasachi Singh

As we fade into this life, barefoot and hairless, with just the clinging grasp of the mother, and the topical genetic look of the father gawking in surprise, for better or worse, we don’t know much, do we? We haven’t…

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Self-Written Lyrics on Unrequited Love – Aarushi Rai
2019 / Fall / Poem

Self-Written Lyrics on Unrequited Love – Aarushi Rai

The first time I saw you I knew you were the one for me, You shone like a diamond among the crowd, I could see All I ever wanted was you to notice my love Every little thing I did…

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The Falling Leaf – Asmi Agarwal
2019 / Fall / Poem

The Falling Leaf – Asmi Agarwal

Every falling leaf, Filled my heart with grief. For one day the wind would come and swirl me around, Making me take flight to the ground. As I would lie there counting my last breath, Children would walk over me,…

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The Season Of The Soul – Vrinda Rastogi
2019 / Article / Fall

The Season Of The Soul – Vrinda Rastogi

Fall. The season is aptly named, don’t you think? It’s the time when everything just falls into place. It’s the part in a jigsaw puzzle when you place the most crucial piece and suddenly everything makes sense and you’re ready…

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Amateur Art – Kushagra Verma

A Child’s Wonder- Kushagra Verma
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Life is a Fall, Find Your Point of Reference – Udaybhanu Singh
2019 / Article / Fall

Life is a Fall, Find Your Point of Reference – Udaybhanu Singh

“I’m falling, so I’m taking my time on my ride!” said Tyler Joseph in the song ‘Ride’ by twenty one pilots. On the day you were born, you were signed up for this ride, without your consent. It’s a one…

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Shrouded – Vrinda Rastogi
2019 / Fall / Poem

Shrouded – Vrinda Rastogi

Luminous lights, burning bright Somehow, they never blinded me Perhaps, because I’ve always tried To surround myself with shadows I can feel them swirling around me ‘round and around till I get lost in them till they wrap around me…

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Dilemma – Mudit Saklani
2019 / Fall / Poem

Dilemma – Mudit Saklani

Eyes set upon an Autumn scene, All life has died down to display something serene, The appealing dance on the dead shades of yellow beckoning all The creatures of nature to join into a peaceful slumber, marking the start of…

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Fall is Here – Shaivi Shubh
2019 / Fall / Poem

Fall is Here – Shaivi Shubh

Autumn, also known as fall, Blissfully celebrated by all. Its beautifully coloured leaves, brown, yellow and red, Make a blanket of leaves as they shed. The colour of the leaves gets faded as we grow, We were once children, playing…

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The Curtain Falls – Vaasvi Sethia
2019 / Fall / Personal Experience / Poem

The Curtain Falls – Vaasvi Sethia

You were the rainbow after the rain, You were my sun after the night, You were the star to my darkness, You helped me when I was down. I didn’t know what I’d do without you, I didn’t know how…

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