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How Swift Predicted the Cannibalistic Nature of Today
What is common between Hozier and Swift? No, I am not talking about the recently-turned-billionaire Taylor Swift but Jonathan Swift — an...
Anuj Saripalli
May 24, 20243 min read
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Favourite Films of 2023!
The time has come to look back on this year. (Sounds a bit dramatic, but I guess it reflects the movies I loved.) I especially enjoyed...
Anuj Saripalli
Dec 29, 20235 min read
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We Need Empathy Now More Than Ever
TW: This post may contain depictions of war crimes and horrific accounts of the Israel-Palestine conflict. Hi there, this post is a...
Anuj Saripalli
Oct 20, 20234 min read
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Sustainable Economics: The 7 Guiding Principles Of Social Businesses
It was only recently that I became interested in Economics and the critical role it plays in everyday life. What drove me to start...
Anuj Saripalli
Aug 12, 20233 min read
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Barbenheimer: The Movies We Need.
2023 has been a fantastic year for movies. As the months passed, it became clear that the hype for certain releases only kept getting...
Anuj Saripalli
Jul 23, 20236 min read
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All Black Mirror Episodes Ranked (Seasons 1-6)
If you know me well enough, I'm a sucker for anthologies. When I discovered Black Mirror, I went down a rabbit hole of binge-watching all...
Anuj Saripalli
Jul 16, 20236 min read
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The Hummingbird Story: Little Things Make A Big Difference
Recently, I began an online course about the UN's 17 SDGs and how businesses can be more conscious about their operations. As I was...
Anuj Saripalli
Jun 30, 20236 min read
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The Colours of Cinema: Powerful Purple
Cinema provides us with a lens for viewing the world around us. Its evolution from the first projection of moving pictures in 1895 by the...
Anuj Saripalli
Jun 23, 20233 min read
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What Drives Superb Action Sequences?
It is an incredible time for movies. The idea that language is a barrier that cannot be overcome is being proved to be a farce now. Take...
Anuj Saripalli
Jan 29, 20233 min read
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How My Atomic Habits Are Helping Me Get Back On Track.
‘Look’ who’s back? The last four months were packed with a ton of things, from my mock exams to a very hectic India trip. But, I feel I...
Anuj Saripalli
Jan 23, 20234 min read
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The Temples of Siem Reap: Timeless Reminders of Civilisation
Last month was my birthday month. Last month also happened to be the holiday month. Living in a "post-pandemic" world has allowed us to...
Anuj Saripalli
Sep 11, 20224 min read
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Animal Farm (1945): Power Inspires But Also Corrupts.
Animal Farm is regarded as a historical classic. This novella was certainly yet another feather to George Orwell's cap. Read the review!
Anuj Saripalli
Jul 23, 20222 min read
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The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck (2016): 5 invaluable lessons I learnt
Finally, another post! Exam season is officially over, now that we are completely done with getting them back also. I'm glad to be...
Anuj Saripalli
Jul 1, 20225 min read
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At The Cu Chi Tunnels, You Will Feel The Horrors Of War
The Vietnam War from 1955-75 was horrendously traumatising for the brave soldiers — no textbook can truly describe the conditions they...
Anuj Saripalli
May 4, 20225 min read
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Twelve Years a Slave (1853): The timeless Black history classic.
On the occasion of World Book Day, I am reviewing a book that is is dear to millions of readers around the world: Twelve Years a Slave.
Anuj Saripalli
Apr 24, 20222 min read
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War by Roald Dahl: When Yesterday Mirrored Today
Book 4 of 2022! Well, maybe book number 5 as well? War: Tales of Conflict and Strife comprises of Going Solo, a book which illustrates...
Anuj Saripalli
Apr 11, 20223 min read
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The 3 best (and 3 worst stories) from The Best Of Roald Dahl
Book #3 of 2022! I got to start off by saying that this is one book that I wanted to finish so badly — not just because of the many...
Anuj Saripalli
Mar 4, 20227 min read
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Int'l Mother Language Day '22: A time to reflect on the curious ways of humankind...
Earlier this week, on the 21st of February, I was returning home from school via Grab (a taxi service) and when I got in the car, the...
Anuj Saripalli
Feb 24, 20224 min read
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Why the world's tallest buildings are really vain.
The other day when I was in KL, I noticed that a lot of the high-rise buildings have a needle-like structure added to the top. Was there...
Anuj Saripalli
Feb 1, 20222 min read
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The Pelican Brief, by John Grisham (1992)
Book #2 of 2022. One of my best reads yet. The Pelican Brief, by the critically acclaimed legal thriller author, John Grisham, was one...
Anuj Saripalli
Jan 31, 20222 min read
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