Treating India – Using Technology to Augment Healthcare
One of the happiest memories of my younger days was watching M*A*S*H on TV. The show was based on the […]
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The Power and Perils of Faith
Even as the second wave of Covid-19 ebbs in India, our spirits are being battered almost every day with news
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Leveraging the Crowd – When Strangers Step up
It was a WhatsApp message from another young alumnus of my alma mater XIMB that brought Nikita’s request to my
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Seven Learnings from a bout with Covid
It was on the intervening night of the 6th and 7th of May 2021 that our pup Bruno decided he
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Social Distancing – Why it is so difficult
The current pandemic has brought to the fore one of our greatest shortcomings – the inability to maintain social distancing.
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Musings of a Pet Parent
Sometime in early January this year, my better half Subha announced that a niece of ours had a friend who
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Weak-Tie Links through Social Media – the New Support System
Almost fifty years ago, in 1973, a sociology professor at Stanford University, published a paper titled ‘The Strength of Weak