A buffet of reflections
Invitations to be part of the publications, programs, and projects I curate.
Conversations with people I am inspired to know more about - Coming soon
Caution: Unlike my other reflections, this is also a promotion of an event we are organising 🙂 Today is Yogacharya T. Krishnamacharya’s birthday He is known as the Father of… Continue Reading
November 18, 2025 . 4 min read
Important Note: My blogs are usually under 500 words. This one is over 1000 words, so please read it when you are at leisure. TELANGANA CULINARY EXPERIENTIAL TOURISM ACCELERATOR (TCETA)… Continue Reading
November 14, 2025 . 6 min read
Rashomon Rashomon (1950) by Akira Kurosawa is a classic that examines truth. A murder is described by four witnesses: a bandit, a samurai’s wife, a woodcutter, and the dead samurai… Continue Reading
October 31, 2025 . 4 min read
May all be happy. May all be free from illness. May all see what is good. May none suffer. This prayer from the Taittiriya Upanishad is among the earliest articulations… Continue Reading
October 14, 2025 . 4 min read
Back in 2021, almost thirty lakh people thronged to bid farewell to Puneeth Rajkumar. The funeral had to be postponed by a day to accommodate the rush of his fans.… Continue Reading
October 4, 2025 . 3 min read
In a recent episode of Moonshots with Peter Diamandis, Dave Blundin makes a very interesting comment in the context of building data centers and the new power projects required to… Continue Reading
September 28, 2025 . 3 min read
November 18, 2025 . 4 min read
Caution: Unlike my other reflections, this is also a promotion of an event we are organising 🙂 Today is Yogacharya T. Krishnamacharya’s birthday He is known as the Father of… Continue Reading
November 14, 2025 . 6 min read
Important Note: My blogs are usually under 500 words. This one is over 1000 words, so please read it when you are at leisure. TELANGANA CULINARY EXPERIENTIAL TOURISM ACCELERATOR (TCETA)… Continue Reading
October 31, 2025 . 4 min read
Rashomon Rashomon (1950) by Akira Kurosawa is a classic that examines truth. A murder is described by four witnesses: a bandit, a samurai’s wife, a woodcutter, and the dead samurai… Continue Reading
October 14, 2025 . 4 min read
May all be happy. May all be free from illness. May all see what is good. May none suffer. This prayer from the Taittiriya Upanishad is among the earliest articulations… Continue Reading
October 4, 2025 . 3 min read
Back in 2021, almost thirty lakh people thronged to bid farewell to Puneeth Rajkumar. The funeral had to be postponed by a day to accommodate the rush of his fans.… Continue Reading
September 28, 2025 . 3 min read
In a recent episode of Moonshots with Peter Diamandis, Dave Blundin makes a very interesting comment in the context of building data centers and the new power projects required to… Continue Reading