All About Nothing

The walk from the metro station to office takes me down Parliament Street towards Palika Bazar. The first stretch is quite sterile as it in front of the police station and is rather close to the public protest site near

One of the great things about travelling in the metro is the range of people that you encounter. Since I travel largely on the Yellow Line which goes to the university, there are a lot of young people on it.

In many ways, 2014 was a turning point in my life. I started at the Tata Sustainability Group which for me is the best non-job in the world. It came with an office in the Charles Correa creation – Jeevan

George Mikes, the Hungarian-born British humourist wrote about the Englishman’s love for queues; or lines, as we say here! We have not inherited the love for queues for sure but we love lines. In fact, “line” is an integral part

One of unexpected benefits of taking the metro to work in Delhi, or walking to work in Mumbai, is you rediscover the vibrancy of the streets again. People are on the move – there is energy and purpose and a

For many tennis buffs, the International Premier Tennis League (IPTL) caravan that visited India was a real high point. The cup would have flowed over even without Federer and Djokovic; watching the elegant Rafter, the athletic Tonga, the irrepressible Molfins