October 10, 2025
B.iPh and A.iPh — Before iPhone and After iPhone
History often divides itself with invisible thresholds — moments after which the world can never be the same. The iPhone is one such threshold. If the calendar once…
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Category: Technology
September 9, 2020
Hello World. From Home.
Resilience, reflection, and rediscovery in the age of isolation. Maybe it’s just the calling of our times — that strange, unwelcome reminder that the world is not invincible.…
December 11, 2016
And the journey continues
When one cycle ends, another begins — not in technology, but in thought. The age of the gadget may be over, but the journey — the human journey…
December 8, 2016
R. I. P. The Gadget
The slow, inevitable death of human fascination with our own toys. Oh yes — the death of the gadget is upon us. I’ve written about it, ranted about…
July 29, 2016
The ever widening gap in technology
Progress has made machines smarter. But has it made us any wiser? I write about technology. But today, I must write about the ever-widening gap that separates man…
June 30, 2016
20 years hence, the internet is still coughing
Two decades of “Digital India” — and the Wi-Fi still drops during uploads. On the eve of Digital India Week, my internet stopped working. Poetic, isn’t it? Here…
April 1, 2016
Fool’s Paradise
How April Fool’s Day mocks the day of creation — and how the calendar conquered consciousness. Every year, on April 1st, the world laughs. Pranks are played, headlines…
August 24, 2015
A penny for your thoughts
When ideas become currency, thought itself becomes cheap. Let me begin bluntly. We’ve destroyed journalism. Not by censorship, not by politics — but by profit and pretense. Once…
August 24, 2015
Stars owned the past. Geeks will rule the future.
From borrowed glamour to original thought — the internet’s true revolution has just begun. A friend reached out today, asking if I could write something to help creators…
June 14, 2015
Personalisation and Privacy
In the age of algorithms, individuality must become sacred again. Technology was supposed to bring us closer — not make us predictable. Yet somewhere between personalisation and profiling,…