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Hindustan Times: Isn’t food enough for restaurants?
When you go to a restaurant, what do you go for? If it is just food, I would argue that you can get better food at your home or a relative’s home.
For WisdomCircle: on connection
Connection is what defines us as humans and it is one thing that exponentially increases our happiness. This isn’t some deep profound confide-all-secrets type of connection that I am talking about, although that too is good.
What if your will could be your voice?
Let’s talk about wills. Have you made yours? And why are Indians congenitally reluctant to make them?
Mint Lounge India on Costa Rica
You have to know me to realize this, but something I did last month was pretty crazy. I mean, looking back, it was wonderful. But when I actually did it-- I mean, talk about insanity.
For Luxury Lifestyle Magazine on San Francisco
Someone precious to me lives in San Francisco. Imagine my surprise when I saw how many cultural offerings were available in this Sanctuary City
Hindustan Times: college students
Right about now, hundreds of thousands of students all over India will be leaving home for college in Indian and all over the world.
Wisdom Circle: mindset
As we get older, there are two things that we give away: agency and power.
Hindustan Times: get things done in Bangalore
When you move to a new city, the most common dilemma is how to get things done. How easy or difficult is it to do this in Bangalore? And do you need to grease the wheels as it were? The answer to both is yes, but it is not in the way that you might imagine.
Hindustan Times: Being single in Bangalore
Has lack of qualification ever stopped Indians from volunteering opinions? No, right? I say this as preamble since I, a married woman, am talking about the single life in Bangalore.
Sommelier India: Has beer overtaken wine in India?
Bangalore has about 85 brewpubs. It doesn’t have a single wine bar. Go into The Bier Library on a Friday evening and you’ll have to wait in line for a seat. Why is this so?
Hindustan Times: Science and Song
The sun is sacred to most old cultures and now this central figure has begun his long march north, beginning a period of renewal, rejuvenation and auspiciousness, all symbolised by a new harvest.