Tools and the Shape of UsHow to stop wasting time on tools without going deaf to what is changingKavi ArasuSep 11, 2026Read
The Brief for a CountryThree basic needs. Sixty years of policy choices. A country still living with the trade-offs. How India designed for food, livelihoods and shelter—and who those choices left out.Nandita AbrahamSep 4, 2026Read
The Ramayana and The Many Languages of TruthMyth, Legend, History, Fact. Exploring the truths the Ramayana reveals about history, faith and ourselvesVijay BhatAug 28, 2026Read
The Healing KitchenMany try to fix health with separate diets or willpower. A better way is to design the kitchen itself, so the easiest choice is also the healthy one—for everyone in the family.Hiteshi Dhami ShahAug 21, 2026Read
Embracing the MessAI can master discrete tasks. But judgment, relationships and responsibility are messy—and that may be exactly where humans matter mostN S RamnathAug 7, 2026Read
What Happened to Just Being Stupid?The young professionals who don't want AI to think for themIpsita BandyopadhyayJul 31, 2026Read
The Story That Refuses to DieChristopher Nolan's The Odyssey is more than another adaptation of Homer's epic. It is an invitation to rediscover why one ancient story continues to illuminate the human condition nearly three thousand years after it was first told.Uma NarainJul 24, 2026Read
What My Body Was Trying to Tell MeA conversation with a sports medicine doctor—and an unexpected health scare—changed the way I think about exercise, ageing and what it means to stay strongCharles AssisiJul 17, 2026Read
The Courage to Be Tested AgainWhat an examination taught me that four decades of experience could notIndranil GuptaJul 3, 2026Read
Noticing: The Forgotten Skill of a Modern LifeThe future changes when someone pauses long enough to ask a simple question: Why?Kavi ArasuJun 19, 2026Read
My 10 Best Business Books of Summer 2026The best books of the year so far—on disagreeing constructively, culture, strategic subtraction, genius, China's advantage, an India you think you know, creativity, establishment paralysis, imposter syndrome, and reimagining your careerD ShivakumarJun 12, 2026Read
The 20-Watt Brain vs. The Megawatt LLM: Why AI's Information Avalanche Is Failing Human Decision-MakingWe make thousands of decisions every day using remarkably little conscious thought. In a conversation around his new book ‘Micro Stimuli’, Biju Dominic explains what that means for AI, communication, and the way we persuade ourselves and others.Charles AssisiJun 5, 2026Read
When Thinking Starts Making NoiseAs speech-to-text tools become eerily good, they are changing not just how we write, but how we think, remember, and inhabit private spaceCharles AssisiMay 29, 2026Read
The Drift Towards BusynessA management consultant reflects on how modern corporate life slowly rewards motion without intentionality—and why protecting space for life beyond work has become a conscious discipline.Nikhil SethiMay 22, 2026Read