Walking around San Francisco this afternoon, I was considerably overwhelmed by the contrast between rich and poor. Broke my heart to watch the crowd apathetically
The following quote has always resonated with me: Going from PayPal, I thought: ‘Well, what are some of the other problems that are likely to
Ever since I’ve read Poor Economics by Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo, I’ve been an admirer of Pratham, an NGO that works towards the provision
Through my two month stay in Bangalore, I’ve been using Uber rather extensively. While there’re a boatload of reasons to love Uber, the lack of
A year to the day, your presence remains deeply felt; there had been much to say, when you tiptoed and left. Those foreign moments, in
As I fly out of Anchorage, Alaska, I look down at the snowy land with mixed emotions. Awe, happiness and fear, all bundled into one,
In a quest to remain open-minded, I’ve been making a conscious effort to run my thoughts through the filter – “would I think this way
E-commerce has come a long way in the last 10 years. Same day grocery delivery, catalogues spanning hundreds of millions of products, seamless payment gateways,
Earlier today, I discovered that my favorite bookstore, Landmark on Nungambakkam High Road, had recently closed its doors after nearly 27 years. The reason, apparently,
Football affects millions of lives, if not billions. Yet, most of us can do little to impact the sport beyond supporting our teams from afar.
For the longest time, I had no doubt that I was a good person, a conviction that contributed a great deal to my personal identity
World It wasn’t too long ago that US troops left Iraq, an indication that the country was ready for self management. Just a couple of
This post is the first of my “digests”, collections of memorable articles that I’ve come across, tagged with my thoughts on the subject matter. For many months now, I’ve