Posts
All the articles I've posted.
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(DAY 744) The Timeless Appeal of Village Life in Budgara
It has been years since I last visited a village. Growing up in Jaipur, it’s been easy to forget that the majority of the country still lives in rural areas. My...
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(DAY 743) Decades in Weeks & High-Impact Moments
There are decades where nothing happens, and there are weeks where decades happen. This observation, often attributed to [Vladimir Lenin](https://en.wikiped...
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(DAY 742) Australians and Moustaches
When it comes to facial hair, Australians have a peculiar affinity for the moustache. This is especially evident in the world of cricket, where Australian c...
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(DAY 741) Who Needs Netflix When You Have Trump?
This past weekend, as the Trump-Zelensky meeting unfolded, a friend remarked, “Who needs Netflix when you have Trump?” The comment was met with laughter, bu...
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(DAY 740) The Joys of Giving a Gift to Someone You Love
Gift-giving is often seen as a simple act, but it carries a depth of meaning that goes beyond the material value of the item itself. It is a way to communicat...
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(DAY 739) The Implicit Trust We’ve Built in the Digital Age
It’s fascinating how trust has evolved in the digital age. A few days ago, I decided to buy a Mac Mini. The specific variant I wanted wasn’t available at the us...
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(DAY 738) Migrated to the M4 Apple Chip
After years of using Intel-based systems, I have finally made the switch to Apple’s M4 chip, and the experience has been nothing short of transformative. The de...
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(DAY 737) 100 km Running in February 2025 - A Sweaty Triumph
February is the shortest month of the year, but for me, it feels like the longest. Especially when I’m staring down the barrel of a 100 km running target. As so...
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(DAY 736) Happy Birthday, Abhijit Parashar
Today is a special day – it’s my elder brother Abhijit Parashar’s birthday. On this occasion, I want to take a moment to wish him a very happy birthday and expr...
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(DAY 735) A Meditation Exercise - Creating Your Facial Features with Eyes Closed
One of the more advanced meditation exercises I’ve been experimenting with involves recreating my own face or the face of someone close to me, entirely in my ...