Test execution at a smaller scale and then win

Vande Bharath route in India !!

Which tasks are going to take longest for AI to do? 4 categories: 1. The data poor The internet has trillions of words, so AI got p good at writing. But there's no equivalent database of 3D movement, and it's expensive to gather, so robots still struggle.

Interesting take, has AI started impacting the labour markets ?

Harsh truths I know at 39 I wish I knew at 29: 1. The solution to money problems is to make more money, not save money. 2. Entrepreneurship is hard. Being laid off as an employee is harder.

Bharat urgently needs an urban reset.

Old cinema used to have some morality

NEW ESSAY: "Dispatches from India" A year ago I was living in New Delhi, India 🇮🇳. I traveled across 10 states and 30 cities+villages writing for The Economist, including a cover story on the economy Since then I’ve been chewing on how to capture what I learned It still

Thought provoking . It’s about time we have a vision of ourselves as a nation…

Design thinking in reverse !!!

India needs to start celebrating its builders…

Tariffs and FII outflows will be key on the sentiment front

Sometimes the devil is in the details, India is improving, second generation reforms is now an imperative. Remains to be seen if we bite the bullet.

Saying it as one sees it is a superpower in a world defined by political correctness…

Our pipeline at 8090 is full of CEOs going through this rude awakening. As usual, CIOs and CTOs spend money and adopt a set of capabilities with no real sense of ROI. Most of this is slop. Most of it is sold by the incumbent Software Industrial Complex. Because most CFOs and

Surya Namskar is complete Yog 🧘 How to avoid common mistakes doing Surya Namskar #yogalife #FitBharat 🇮🇳

here’s my convo with Balaji we talk about what ambitious talent should do and where ambitious talent should go a few notes/takeaways: - a second passport > a first home - it’s easier to build Netflix than reform Blockbuster - rising cities to explore if u can (Dubai,

Beyond the Washington Consensus This book offers a great synthesis of new thinking about the economy. It covers issues such as innovation and productivity, trade, macro policy, the labor market, social policy, the environment & state capacity Open Access press.lse.ac.uk/books/e/10.313…

2025 didn’t remove risk. It redistributed it - across capital, policy, currencies, and trade. Our year-end edition breaks it all down.