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Category Archives: Personal
The month that was February
This month onwards I’ll do a monthly round-up of activities. A sort of reflection on all the interesting things that I got to do. Writing I feel that it was a good come back month. After a break of not … Continue reading
This is where I come from
This year is my fifth living abroad, which means I’ve spent a fifth of my life not in India. Although I may never forget my Indian roots, not living there means I am not constantly faced with the life I … Continue reading
Ten books in one month
I hadn’t heard about Aaron Swartz before his demise on January 11th. He was a brilliant chap: master computer programmer, co-founder of Reddit, activist for open data and much more. He was also just 26 years old. After the news … Continue reading
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A better writer and a better thinker
This week I started my internship at The Economist. I had been looking forward to this since the day I got the offer, and it was one my strongest motivations to submit my DPhil thesis. A number of reasons made it … Continue reading
