Pritish Nandy puts forth some great points in his recent post entitled ‘The deficit of trust‘… I live on the 24th floor of a well
I love Thailand! I’ve had the pleasure of visiting Thailand on four earlier occassions, some work and some vacation. And, it was for a business
The Rolling Stone described it as “James Bond meets The Matrix”, while Wired wrote that it is “Dense, intense, brainy and beautiful to look at”.
Garr Reynold’s blog on all things related to presentation design – PresentationZen – is easily one of the finest I’ve ever encountered. I’ve blogged about it often,
TechCrunch recently featured a guest post written by the famous Robert Scoble – one of the most popular (stalked) users of location-based services and someone
“Everything you need to know about the internet” is a brilliant essay from The Guardian that is not only instructive but also engaging in its
So often, I find that movie critics and reviewers in India fail to recognize the merits of any thing that lies outside of mainstream cinema.
Many things change with time, but not every thing changes for the better. One such phenomenon I can think of is the lost art of
According to the backgrounder by The Economic Times: A lethal plume of methyl isocyanate (MIC) gas escaped from a storage tank at the Union Carbide
It’s been a while since I’ve posted any thing on this blog pertaining to “Travel”. From the frequency of posts on that subject, you would
Thanks to Jin, I discovered a gem of a guest post on the excellent GapingVoid blog. In “You, Less Than“, Pamela Slim presents her views on
Another brief but thought-provoking post from Seth Godin, called Sad Tim: At the post office the other day, a guy wearing a beautiful handmade scarf
I chance upon The Artist Farm recently, and soon find myself reading post after post on a wide range of interesting topics. One particular post that
Seth Godin makes some interesting observations in his post on Rational vs Irrational decision making: No one is rational all the time. In fact, somewhere
I few days ago, I encountered a blog post by Jin Yang entitled ‘Complacency‘. In it, Jin writes about his early years growing up in
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