Years of watching Mission Impossible movies ought to have made this easier. It didn’t. Everyone who’d done it before made it look easy, so I assumed it’d be a cakewalk. I closed my eyes and made a mental checklist of the things I had to do to pull this off.  Maintain an unassuming demeanor before... Continue Reading →

Hungry Engine:  Rating - ⅖  With very little to offer to vegetarians, this stall doesn’t bring much to the table, quite literally. The savory food list seems unappealing at first. The menu consists of monotonous dishes like fried rice, noodles, and chicken wings resulting in the stall not quite standing out among other stalls selling... Continue Reading →

Sound the alarms, spread the word - Big Old Red is back. After the rollercoaster that was the 2021 season, F1 fans thought they’d seen it all. But 2022 is just beginning and has already provided us with twists and turns of its own. While the previous year seemed to be a battle that was... Continue Reading →

Q: What are fests? A: Every year BPHC holds festivals across campus with a certain theme around them. These fests themselves are made up of a smaller number of events which students can attend or take part in. Atmos is our technical fest which happens usually in the first semester of the year. Arena is... Continue Reading →

The administration and Student Union of BPHC had taken us all by surprise, that being an understatement, when they announced their decision to call students back to campus in a phased manner, despite our sister campuses deciding otherwise. With the 3rd wave increasing rapidly, the administration has unquestionably taken upon a considerable risk and responsibility... Continue Reading →

Mathuresh Kadam looks up before he starts talking; his shoulders are hunched in a defeated position. “We were promised to be let out by 17th, but no response has come yet. I’ve stayed in this room for the past five days and my legs have begun to go numb. I came back with so many... Continue Reading →

On 25th September 2021, the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, England, played host to perhaps the most enthralling boxing match in recent years. Former Undisputed Cruiserweight World Champion and 2012 London Olympics Heavyweight Champion Oleksandr Usyk faced local boy, unified Heavyweight Champion, and fellow London Olympics Super Heavyweight, gold medallist Anthony Joshua in a 12... Continue Reading →

Prologue From the highest hilltop in the vicinity, you could see smoke rising from the city. An endless maze of crisscrossed roads and empty cars dotted the expanse of the town, making it look like its inhabitants had abandoned it in a hurry. As the dry wind whipped up the dust into waves, forming a... Continue Reading →