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Neither Left nor Right. But either here or there.
It happens often enough that I’m called “woke” or “leftist liberal saali” by random new people I meet. Instead of wondering what I’ve done to give myself away so quickly, or why god puts such people on my path, I think about what it takes t...
In defence of wanting to be great
I’m interested in (and late to writing about) the reactions to Timothée Chalamet’s brazen “pursuit of greatness”. The actor has openly admitted to this basic extreme motivation behind what he does in multiple forums. After becoming the youn...
Did you have a Year of the Snake too?
At the start of this year, I got some posts on my Instagram feed, as one tends to, about 2025 being the Year of the Snake according to Chinese astrology. I then read an article about it and thought, “hmm.”
Nearly a year later now, I am imp...
If you love me, pre-order my book now
Famous Last Questions, my debut nonfiction book, is available for pre-order now.
What is it about, you ask?
In my late 20s, through the middle of a global pandemic, I found myself in a job, home, and life that didn’t seem to completely be...
How I came to be on Amit Varma's podcast
Some three months ago, I wrote what I thought was one of my most vulnerable pieces yet for NDTV, about my (advertant? inadvertant?) decision to stay single and experimental in my 30s, coming from a family and a society that insists on coupl...
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