Here’s a story that may seem almost unreal, but it’s true… Have a look at the image (screenshot grabbed from a WhatsApp forward). It features
My father passed away when I was only fifteen years old, and I did not have the chance to ask him all the questions I
For more than a decade, I have wanted to visit Lucknow to experience the magic of its food and its rich history. Perhaps, it also
At the time of writing this, the #Coronavirus pandemic has already claimed more than 1 Million deaths and infected more than 54 Million people, worldwide.
It is now 100 days since the #Covid19 lockdown first began in India. A lot has happened since then… We learned to #WFH, and to
It’s only been a few months since I took up a new role at Aegon Life. Just a couple of weeks after joining Aegon, India
Every business acknowledges that the reason for their existence is the Customer. Every business wants to design products and services that are meant to address their
This post was also featured on the CRMAsia blog. The headlines keep spewing out paranoia: AI is taking over hundreds of jobs! Uber and Ola
Everyone and their cousin seems to be talking about Smart Homes, lately. TV ads are filled with mentions of “OK Google” and “Alexa…”, banner ads
Have you heard of the ‘King of Murud Janjira’? Nope? According to a Wikipedia entry: Janjira State was a princely state in India during the British
I recently posted a tweet after a visit to the local post office: A visit to the local #postoffice (to pick up a missed courier
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Last month, Mint did a feature on Hits and Misses in the Indian Startup universe. It was a great opportunity to take stock of reality,
Typically, when we think of government-run initiatives in India, a certain image comes to mind – one that leaves a lot to be desired. But, India
A few days ago, Founding Fuel posted a cogent piece by Haresh Chawla on How India’s digital economy can rediscover its mojo. In it, Chawla speaks about
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