Tag: india
All the articles with the tag "india".
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(DAY 1308) The Hit and Miss of Quick Commerce
Quick commerce in India is remarkably convenient, though the product and the resolution can still be a gamble.
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(DAY 1307) Make Going Out Easier
Reliable public transport could make going out feel routine and relaxed, instead of requiring a plan for traffic.
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(DAY 1300) Cathay Pacific and the Journey Home
Cathay Pacific, an unexpected upgrade, and Hong Kong Airport shaped the final day of our journey home.
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(DAY 1283) The Value of Speed
Comparing Shinkansen and Vande Bharat fares is not just about kilometres. Faster trains change what nearby cities can mean.
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(DAY 1209) The Abysmal State of Ragging in Indian Colleges
Ragging and bullying in Indian colleges remain a deep-rooted problem, and a personal family experience with my cousin Ashu Parashar's MD course in UP makes it hit close to home.
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(DAY 1208) Wait for the AI Calling Boom
AI calling is still expensive and full of promotional spam, but once scaling laws kick in, India may see an unprecedented wave of AI-powered calls.
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(DAY 1184) Peak Summer in Gurgaon
Gurgaon is in the middle of sweltering peak summer, and the coming days look like more of the same.
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(DAY 1178) Vasant Vihar and Delhi's Global-Level Experiences
Vasant Vihar and a few parts of Delhi now feel at par with some of the best places in the world, with prices that increasingly reflect that level of experience.
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(DAY 1177) Cricket Mania and the Rise of Box Cricket
Structured box cricket feels like a real phenomenon right now: part sport, part social ritual, and a powerful way for men to stay connected.
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(DAY 1168) Practical and Pragmatic Conversations Matter
Met Anshul Gupta from TrueAlpha today, and the conversation stood out for being grounded, practical, and genuinely useful.