Are economic policies and promises really based on inclusive, intelligent thinking - or is it driven by popular sentiment and political ambition?
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The Trust Deficit in India runs deep down to the basic reality, that not only do various government departments not trust KYC cleared documents issued by private corporate entities, it does ...
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No laptop, no iPad, no Blackberry, no internet. No Facebook, no Twitter, no Instagram. No coins to collect, no campaigns to level-up, no high-score to beat. No children to be with, no wife t...
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Last night I watched the chimney of the Sistine Chapel from the moment I heard that white smoke was billowing from it, and I went on waiting into the night, for the revelation of the new Pop...
Read More ›In June 2012, we took a short holiday in Singapore. We took in the sights, the sounds, the aromas, and the energy of this beautiful city. One where I am always happy to return to :)
Read More ›I was born in a not-so-well-to-do family. The eldest and only male among five siblings. One of my sisters died within a week of being born. And the rest of us grew up in real tough times. Yo...
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I just saw this infographic in the The Economic Times magazine, and it kind of sums up what I believe: that multitasking is not for everyone, and most people who indulge (yeah, indulgence ba...
Read More ›In his column in the Mint yesterday, Niranjan Rajadhyaksha writes about the fall of Nokia in the context of the Schumpeter warning on competition – that it comes not from price, or oth...
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For all you social media evangelists and digital marketing professionals, here’s a great example of branded content with great viral potential. It’s a joke going around on SMS an...
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