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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The Value of Wisdom
It was on Mother’s Day that Prasad lost his mother to Covid. And this was but one of the tsunami
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Criticism – Accept, Stifle or Ignore?
As a child, I remember feeling puzzled when reading about people being referred to as critics. I wondered why anyone
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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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What’s in a name? Quite a lot actually!
When Shakespeare wrote the lines “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose By any other name would
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The Virtual Mob: Promoting Polarization
One of the saddest things that I see nowadays is good friends falling out due to their differing views. The
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Understanding Inequality – Why Increased High Value Consumption May Not Signify Inclusive Growth
One of the interesting developments during the last year was the behaviour of the stock market. Conventional wisdom dictated that
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The Changing Role of Women – A Male Perspective
This Women’s Day, I was privileged to be a part of a panel in an event organised by ThinkZone –
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What makes a city smart?
The other day I received a WhatsApp forward of a 1964 video of Arthur C Clarke talking about the city
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Changing Perceptions – How Yesterday’s Sins are Becoming Today’s Virtues
The origin of most religions can be traced to the need for order and discipline in society through definition of