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If you live in any of the major cities of India, and own a vehicle, you’re more than likely to have heard of many popular
Ever so often, we ask from a relationship, before we give to it. Sometimes, it may be from a family member of friend. At other
It’s been one year since I launched “ThinkShop“. Yes, this was my second stint as an entrepreneur. But, in many ways, the experience was completely
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This post was also featured on YourStory… On countless occassions, I have heard folks lament about their jobs and how they wish they could simply
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After some years, I found myself taking one of Mumbai’s local trains to go from one end of the city to another. I also ended
Thanks to a re tweet, I chanced upon a wonderful blog post by Anirban, entitled Driftwood. In it, he shares a very personal account of
A post by Neeraj pointed me to an interesting NY Times writeup called “The Twitter Trap“. In it, Bill Keller describes his observations on the