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Every year on Oct 15, I think, with some sadness, about an Indian cricketer and tennis player (and Cambridge Blue) who just vanished after stepping out of his home in Adyar in Madras.
Wrote about him last year.
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Pre-wedding shoots. Sangeet. Drones. Risotto vs Rice for lunch. Will #TamBrahmweddings ever be the same again? Outstanding piece by @amaruvi: mylapore.substack.com/p/when…
The Vathiyar - Videographer segment had me in splits...
#mylaporethings
@SridharanAnand
Two thousand years ago, a Tamil poet had an answer: “Yaadhum oore, yaavarum kelir.”
Read More:
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In life and death, with her quiet wisdom, my principal led by example. A dignified send-off by Chundikuli Girls’ College and her family
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Recent translations: a couple of my stories (“The Translator, At Low Tide” and “Half-Eaten Cities”) were translated into Tamil by @EzIniyavan and appeared in the London-based magazine காற்று வெளி and the anthology கடலோடிகள் from Chennai-based press கருப்புப் பிரதிகள்.
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Look closely, there is an elephant on that steep hill. Many people imagine elephants as animals of the plains. But the truth is far more fascinating. Asian elephants are remarkably sure-footed and can negotiate surprisingly steep hills and rocky slopes.
This photograph captures an elephant making its way across a steep hillside in the Nilgiris. And now, researchers have documented wild elephants in Arunachal Pradesh at an astonishing 3,266 metres above sea level, the highest elevation ever recorded for Asian elephants. This remarkable discovery reveals the extraordinary adaptability of these gentle giants and challenges one of the most enduring assumptions about them.
What a fascinating fact to learn on the eve of #WorldElephantDay2026, celebrated on 12 August!
#WorldElephantDay #Elephants
📸 Credits: Chandrasekar Das
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Hollywood actress and global landmine clearance ambassador Rosamund Pike, speaking at a reception at the @UKinSriLanka in Colombo, urged continued support for Sri Lanka’s mine clearance efforts.
During her visit, Pike travelled to landmine-affected areas and met survivors and their families.
With only around 20.8 sq. km of contaminated land remaining, she called for continued support to help Sri Lanka complete the final stretch towards becoming mine-free. 🇱🇰
கடலோடிகள் / kaṭalōṭikaḷ ezi.asokan.org/2026/06/26/ka…
Proud to have worked on this translation
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CBS News Radio signed off the air Friday night after nearly a century of broadcasting. Current and former employees were there to listen to the final broadcast.
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My beloved friend, journalist par excellence David Jeyaraj @dbsjeyaraj passed away today in Canada. May he rest in peace🙏God speed, David, I will miss you so much. Thinking of your beloved wife & family in this time of grief. Your media colleagues will miss you too. What a loss.
Civil Irony : The quiet grief of adult friendship timesofindia.indiatimes.com/…
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This piece on Coach Kerr from Wright Thompson is extraordinary. Everyone who is interested in good writing, good craft, or good coaching should read it and savor it. My god is it good.
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தோட்டத்து வேலை / Gardening – eLuttukku / எழுத்துக்கு ezi.asokan.org/?p=169646811&…
















