If you don’t judge by the cover, you will be fine. It is less mythology and more travelogue, with a focus on the deep impact that the Ramayana has had on our culture – individual, societal and political. Published in the 90s, this also works as time travel if you are a 70s/80s kid.
A microbrewery on the Intermediate Ring Road in Koramangala. What’s new, you ask? An industrial theme with the beer making process made to be an intrinsic part of the decor. Excellent ambiance, below average beer and some good beer-companion grub. No lasting bonds here.
The notion of trust has seen tectonic shifts across time. A simplistic look at the changes that have happened, and a quick peek at how a technology like blockchain can be framed in this context.
If you have any interest at all in speculative fiction, or science fiction in general, just go ahead and buy this book. Eight fantastic stories that cover domains from language to physics and mathematics to theism and more, this is a work of sheer brilliance.
Only a microbrewery can compel me to take a trip to Sarjapur Road. But for the third time in a row, this sort of trip to that area turned out to be a waste of time. Meh beer and horrendous service screwed up a decent ambiance. The only consolation was some good beef.