Living in the Clouds
Us humans have walked the planet earth for over 200,000 years. In this time we have seen a stone age, bronze age, the industrial revolution and now we are entering a new age which is just as pivotal, what could be called the age of the cloud.
Keeping tabs
I practically live in my computer, but sort of ties you down at home or you got to lug around the laptop all over town. There are a host of tablet beings launched making the task of choosing one painful. So let’s flip it around, why not look at what I want my tablet to do and not do.
Friday, February 12, 2021
Nationalism, Majoritarianism and distortions like light through prism...Part 1
Source: www.timesofindia.com India on the surface is the world’s largest democracy, but in reality underneath all the glib narrative is run by a muddled Hindutva ideology. Hindutva is grounded in a myth, wherein the subcontinent flourished only when governed by Hindus. The Hindutva belief is that India’s original Hindu identity needs to be restored to bring an era of eternal peace and prosperity. The irony in this belief is the Indian subcontinent, in its entire existence, was never based...
Sunday, July 14, 2019
India’s Transformation Map
Just as we embark on another dominant victory by the Modi Government. With an unhindered majority, the ruling government have a unique opportunity to truly transform India. Lead by a controversial leader who proclaimed transformative-clean leadership, where results fall short of the bold proclamations. However when one looks at the picture devoid of the loud rhetoric and social media blitz, the truth lies somewhere in between. India as a country, presents challenges that is so seemingly impossible...
Tuesday, July 9, 2019
I’m back
After time well spent in the wilderness you realize how truly overrated civilization isAfter a brief hiatus from writing, as I took many detours into the paths of wilderness, I believe now I am ready to once again share my worldly views. So watch out for this space...
Monday, September 10, 2012
Saturday, June 23, 2012
India's aging leadership

2011,
a team that was touted to be one of the greatest Indian cricket had ever seen,
fresh from a World Cup win, toured Australia only to be shockingly pounded into
submission by an inexperienced line up. Four cricketing legends idolized and
worshipped taking frequent bathroom breaks and horribly out of shape, brought the
disillusioned fans crashing down to a reality that many were unwilling to face
up to. History is replete with examples of stars overstaying their welcome,
only to slide into...
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
What's beneath the Surface?

Article first published as What's beneath the Surface on Technorati
Microsoft after talking about the much hyped Windows 8 for over a year, which lead to speculation around how the PC World and the world of lighter compact tablet computers will intersect, has finally announced Surface. An apparently well designed Microsoft tablet PC with design intricacies that are widely published. However the most interesting pitch is that the Surface will not only be your bed time read but also your Ultrabook....
Saturday, January 14, 2012
The rise and fall of the number one test team

Looking at the last 3 decades of Indian test cricket, 80s was a year of resilience, 90s the nadir and 2000-2010 victorious. I don’t even want to second guess, what would 2010-20 look like, as it seems like a decade of clean sweeps. The Indian team has always been strong at home but as a touring side has had a history of capitulation.
India is the wealthiest cricket team in the world, they practically run ICC, have the greatest batsmen in international cricket, hold almost all batting records,...