It's a small world after all...

Isn't it fascinating and unsettling to note that the more we try to be independent, the more interdependent we find ourselves to be?

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29 August, 2021

Outcomes versus Outputs

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 One of the common grouse among serious educators today, is the rampant "factory" model of education, that aims not to empower the...
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03 July, 2021

Global supply chains and sustainability

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(Acknowledgment: All images used in this post sourced from Google image search)   As kids, whenever we were difficult, our grandpa used to s...
22 June, 2021

Knowledge Management in Oral Traditions

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In one of the chapters of his book " Savarkar ", author Vikram Sampath talks about the kinds of legends that went around in the In...
26 February, 2021

The wonder that was India

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  Once upon a time, philosophers-- men and women alike-- observed systems of interacting elements, and noted that the system as a whole, can...
07 December, 2020

Delusions in Indian thought - I

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 While Indian thought has profound fundamentals, like every other hermeneutic framework, there are a number of mistaken notions and delusion...
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30 November, 2020

Dharma and Ergodicity

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In the last couple of years, I have spent a lot of time trying to interpret the notion of dharma and traditional Indian worldview using syst...
07 November, 2020

The importance of identity

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During the recent election for the next US president, there were a lot of expert opinions, debates and analyses by WhatsApp experts going ar...
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