Cricket gave us glory in 1983 - but hockey teaches trust. One is about personal milestones, the other about selfless teamwork. If I had to build a company, I’d hire a hockey or football player over a cricketer. Prima donnas don’t build great teams. Agree?

भारत में बड़े होते हुए, हिंदू धर्म को हमेशा शांति और सहिष्णुता का प्रतीक माना गया। हमारे अहिंसात्मक स्वतंत्रता संग्राम पर मुझे गर्व था - जिसे दुनिया भर में सम्मान मिला। लेकिन सिर्फ एक दशक में, हिंदुत्व की उग्रता वाली सोच सदियों से बनी प्रतिष्ठा को मिटा रही है। हमसे क्या गलती हो

Leadership isn’t a product to be branded. It’s about empathy - understanding lives, ensuring education, reducing inequality, creating jobs, and helping every person realize their potential. This is what we must seek in a leader - not PR, not optics.

Pythagorean Theorem? Gone. Theory of Evolution? Gone. Periodic Table? Also gone. At this rate, NCERT might soon replace textbooks with WhatsApp forwards. What are we even teaching our kids?

100% literacy. No riots. Majority Hindu. Women in the workforce. Nature at its best. Kerala quietly leads while others shout slogans. Why can’t the rest of India be more like Kerala?

When I speak uncomfortable truths, some respond with personal attacks - ‘one-hit wonder’, ‘has-been’, ‘expired product’. The most bizarre? ‘You’re a Pakistani’ or ‘a Muslim’. When people can’t counter ideas, why do their insecurities hijack their logic? Strange.

In India, the pressure to be ‘successful’ is so high that people - and even governments - sometimes fake it. Success here means wealth. But in Silicon Valley, failure is part of the model. 95 out of 100 startups fail. The 5 that succeed change the world. India must shift its

I’ve been riding both Ubers and Waymos lately. At first, the AI car felt strange. Now, I trust it more than a human driver. No ego. No distractions. Just precision. Machines may not feel - but they make you feel safer.

Just saw a disturbing video of Jyoti Sharma (Bajrang Dal) threatening to break the jaw of nuns in Chhattisgarh. This isn’t Hinduism - it’s hate in the name of religion. Reject this toxic ideology. Share widely. Silence is complicity.

At the Giants Game against the NY Mets..

Religion is a matter of belief, not birth. In the past, religion chose us. Today, we have the right to choose it. Conversions aren’t a threat - they’re an expression of freedom.

Life’s goal? Return your body to the Creator in the best shape possible. Do 3 things: Boost your VO2 Max. Preserve or grow muscle mass. And above all - live each day with humility.

Parliament debates in India feel like a history club - Tejasvi says X, Supriya says Y… all about the past. Hello? The country needs jobs, not nostalgia. What the f* are you doing about the future? Until they get that, we’re going nowhere.

Religion today is like any brand - it must earn loyalty. I expose my kids to temples, churches, and gurdwaras. It’s up to each to win their hearts. The choice of belief is theirs alone.

Many of my posts on India’s economy - all rooted in facts and real data - are countered with images of depressed U.S. neighborhoods like the Tenderloin or Skid Row. These are pockets. Comparing them to 95% of India living on $1,100/year isn’t just unfair - it reeks of shameless

In an ideologically divided world, I’ve figured out the “Andh” logic: when faced with uncomfortable truths, attack the messenger and deny the truth itself. This mindset is anti-innovation and obsessed with the past - because change terrifies those who refuse to evolve.

A reporter once asked me after Hotmail: “Are you great or just lucky?” I said “great.” Truth is, greatness is humility in recognizing luck when it shows up dressed as genius.

Sometimes I think we should give every minority group in India a medal—just for surviving the bizarre, twisted version of Hinduism that’s taken over. Our logic and thinking as a society is so messed up, it’s almost dystopian.

A respected leader says he doesn’t see Indian startups working on deep tech - only on food delivery or quick commerce. No shit. When your education system kills curiosity and rewards rote learning, how do you expect breakthroughs in AI, robotics, or semiconductors?