Man From Matunga Chronicles
These are a selection of my writings from 1999 till 2014, all published at www.manfrommatunga.com, which is now defunct and many published in the Mumbai Mirror
12.7 - The IPAD Phenomenon - When Paradigms Shift Drastically Paid Members Public
Background: I wrote this in April, 2010, after receiving one of the first units shipped out in the US. There are times and there are times. And there's this week. My IPAD arrived Monday (thanks Madhavi and Amol). Today is Thursday night and I am sitting in front
12.8 - How the Cloud has Made me Free Paid Members Public
Background: I wrote this in April, 2010, two weeks before the IPAD piece. 12.7 - The IPAD Phenomenon - When Paradigms Shift DrasticallyBackground: I wrote this in April, 2010, after receiving one of the first units shipped out in the US. There are times and there are times. And
1.4 - What I Write About, When I Write About Running (with Due Respect to Mr. Murakami) Paid Members Public
Background: This was the piece that convinced Meenal to give me my own column. After Writer’s Bloc died a natural death, essentially due to lack of interest and contributors, I didn’t have an outlet for my writing. People who knew me would keep coming up to me all
10.8 - No-Horn "Athai" Paid Members Public
Background: This came out in December 2007, immediately after I tried this out as an experiment. To Subscribe Matunga is famous for its “athais”, which are 8-day fasts that Jains undertake during “pajosan”, a festival of penance, which usually comes around Aug-Sept. A Jain fast means no food at all,
Concerts in Contrast Paid Members Public
About the Sonu Nigam concert in 2006, comparing it to the Tull concert
Tull in The Backyard Paid Members Public
After the Jethro Tull concert in Jan/Feb 2006
Tull They Come Paid Members Public
About an anticipated Jethro Tull concert
1.3 - Mapless in Matunga Paid Members Public
Background: This was the first piece, written and published under my own name, that appeared on June 04, 2005 in Mumbai Mirror, in a section called Writer’s Bloc. My brief was to cover Matunga and depending on the number and frequency of the contributions by other authors, I would
