Tributes

Thiruvambadi Sivasundar a divine pachyderm

All Magazine Articles, Tributes, Vol 3 |Issue 2 | March - April 2018

People of Thrissur, Kerala gathered in huge numbers to pay respect to one of their own, someone whom they considered a part of their extended family. Their superstar, who was an integral part of their culture and festivities

The Prince of Bandipur is no more

All Magazine Articles, Tributes, Vol 2|Issue 1|Mar - May 2017

photo credit: Amith BhavikattiThe tiger that was found dead in the Kundakere range of Bandipur National Park on Sunday has been identified as the big cat that brought down a gaur in a video that went viral on social media in 2013.Incidentally, the same tiger went by the monicker ‘Prince’ and was usually found in the tourism zone though its territory extended beyond it.

A tragic end to an illustrious Racing Career

Tributes, Vol 2|Issue 1|Mar - May 2017

One of India’s most prominent racers in the domestic arena, Ashwin Sundar had been in the professional car racing circuit for over a decade.A former national champion across different categories, Ashwin Sundar had first made his mark in the sport by winning the 2002 MRF National Go-Kart Championships (U-17 age group) as a 13-year old,

MACHLI – A tribute to the Queen mother of Tigers

Tributes, Vol 1|Issue 4| Sep 2016

Machali (Hindi for “fish”; code name: T-16; c. 1996 – 18 August 2016), also known as Machli or Machhli, was a Bengal tigress who lived in Ranthambore National Park in India. She played a key role in the regeneration of the tiger population in the park in the early 2000s, and was celebrated with titles such as Queen Mother of Tigers, Tigress Queen of Ranthambore, Lady of the Lakes, and Crocodile Killer. She was considered India’s most famous tigress, and on her death was considered the world’s o

Tribute to Veenu Paliwal (1972–2016)

Tributes, Vol 1|Issue 2| May 2016

Veenu Paliwal (1972–2016) a well-recognized Indian motor biker from Jaipur, Rajasthan. Known as the “Lady of Harley” (Dunes Harley-Davidson) and “HOG Rani”.She once noted that her inspiration was her father since childhood,

Tribute to Zafar Futehally

Tributes, Vol 1|Issue 1| March 2016

Zafar Futehally was born in Andheri in 1920. The family lived at Gulshun, a property bought from Homi Mody in 1918. This land was mortgaged by his father to establish N. Futehally & Co., one of the first Indian companies to deal in the export of cotton to and import of textiles from Japan. In 1924 the family moved to Kobe in Japan to run the company branch and returning to India only in 1927.He studied economics at St. Xavier’s College in Bombay. Graduating with a BA in economics and political s