Ashwin Sanghi I have quite a bit of interest in Hindu mythology, so I had a bias going in. It would be fair to say that it also gave me the patience to sit through the back stories that constantly intersperse the narrative. The thing I admire most about this book is the painstaking research […]
One of the things I'm trying to understand is how a rapidly growing organisation achieves scale and retains (or develops) agility simultaneously. When there's not much money in the bank/ revenue being generated, the organisation is forced to focus, and even if it does scale, it would do so in a particular domain in a […]
Sometimes, when the topic of purpose comes up on this blog (and it has many many times), I try to connect it with legacy. When I saw Michael Schumacher come back for another round, and in general, when I see people whom I have admired for their craft, continue plying it even though they have […]
Despite us practically visiting every other restaurant on the road – Oye Amritsar, China Pearl, Cafe Malabari, Yana Sizzlers, Vicky’s la terrazza etc this is the one that got away, thus far. But as with all things food, we knew we would get to it someday. And we did. 
If you still haven’t figured […]
Home baked goodies for everyone, and basic and advanced workshops for those interested – that’s what Sin-A-Mon is about. In conversation with founder Monika Manchanda. [scribd id=93227705 key=key-2lzxsb3dfbsj1sscaee8 mode=list]