Writing from the workshop.
Practitioner thinking on product, teams, transformation, and growth. No frameworks borrowed whole — only what I've tested and adapted.
138 posts
Everyone showed up as a builder
Inside Amplitude's Customer Advisory Board: MCP traffic up 20x in three months, and a room of senior leaders who all showed up as builders.
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A reference post exercising every formatting feature available: cover image, pull quotes, prose headings, code, blockquotes, lists, inline images, and the photo-card component.
Read more →If nothing on your roadmap makes you uncomfortable
Strategy is a set of choices. If every item has unanimous support, you're optimising for comfort.
Read more →The meeting that should have been a decision
Most alignment meetings exist because someone isn't empowered to decide.
Read more →What I learned rebuilding from scratch three times
At 17, at 29, at 31. The pattern that taught me more about leadership than any programme.
Read more →Goodbye Babbel. And Thank you, Babbelonians!
"The bad news is time flies. The good news is you're the pilot." - Michael Altshuler. My 4 ½ year journey comes to an end, but it felt like both Babbel & I...
Read more →Figjam, the Red ocean of Whiteboards & a Jobs-to-be-done-based Strategy for Growth 🚀
A couple of weeks back, I was mentoring a startup around their product’s value metric and went on to check subscriptions for a few products. On Figma’s price...
Read more →How to accelerate Customer Impact thru Discovery 🤩 without the framework hype 😅
Too many teams miss out on unlocking product value (plus fun & learning as bonus) either by not focusing on discovery, or obsessing about the process....
Read more →🎧 Hear how mentoring can make you a stronger leader
In this podcast, Daniel Bartholomae & I discuss how mentoring talent has strengthened our core leadership skills. Hear it on Spotify or SoundCloud and let...
Read more →4 Simple routines I adopted in 2020 to reduce anxiety and increase positivity 🧘💪🏼😇
Before diving in 2021, I wanted to reflect on the past year. Like I said, 2020 was crazy, but we thrived . Crisis presented a bunch of new opportunities. I...
Read more →Thanks for adapting to 2020 & Happy new year!
Happy new year! Reflecting back on 2020, it wasn't all bad. Its challenges pushed us to adapt together, presented new opportunities & created hope for 2021.
Read more →I learned Ideo's secret to innovate & design for human emotions 🔮
Part of the reason I love being in product is how success is directly tied to identifying and solving the right problems. Of course this requires sifting...
Read more →5 tips: how to find a job in Germany, Europe, or anywhere else 🇺🇸🇦🇺🇸🇬
A couple of recent mentoring sessions ended with mentees asking how to find a job in Berlin, particularly asking about English-speaking opportunities....
Read more →Will your career growth survive COVID-19? 5 prompts to set personal goals today!
I hope you are safe and doing well through the ongoing health and humanitarian crises. The Coronavirus pandemic caught us by surprise, and has left us between...
Read more →Char-grilled chicken with stuffed tomatoes
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="665"] Char-grilled chicken with stuffed tomatoes[/caption]
Read more →7 quick tips for travelling abroad
If it’s your first time jetting away, the concept of a holiday could be a daunting one. Don’t panic! Here are seven essential tips for you to make the most out...
Read more →A350 & B787
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1080"] A350[/caption] [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1080"] B787[/caption]
Read more →The sun sets on Dubai. Adios!
Dubai. The entire city is a man-made miracle. Its a fine example of what great vision, honest leadership and innovative business models can build. Its...
Read more →Goodbye LANDMARK Web Team. Shukran!
“We have to continually be jumping off cliffs and developing our wings on the way down.” ― Kurt Vonnegut After two phenomenal years of launching apps at the...
Read more →Nandgaon
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="920"] Shree Siddhivinayak Temple, Nandgaon[/caption]
Read more →When daddy is a Product Manager
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1080"] Simplifying the nanny's jobs-to-be-done[/caption]
Read more →Flashback: The Mumbai floods of 2005
This day, 11 years back, was when Mumbai came to a standstill . Rainfall reached the 1000mm mark after showering 22 hours non-stop. Power was cut, people were...
Read more →Our Android app for LandmarkShops India
I'm so excited to talk about the brand new native experience we delivered to our LandmarkShops customers in India. And even so because it sports Google’s...
Read more →The award-winning Shukran Virtual Card is here!
Its hard to live in the Middle East and not know about Shukran. After all, its the largest retail loyalty program in the Middle East & North Africa, and...
Read more →The Ultimate Checklist for Beach & Mountain Camping
As I promised on the Musandam camping post , here's a complete checklist for your next camping adventure. If you have any favorites that I missed, please note...
Read more →Camping trip from Dubai to Musandam, Oman
Long weekends are hard to find in the UAE. And with the weather getting better for a change, it was just the right time for camping. As amateurs, Balan & I...
Read more →A day at the Al Ain Air Championships 2015
We happened to learn about the Al Ain air championships at a restaurant in MoE. I got Aditi & Bijon to agree to going, and we all loved it. Here are a few...
Read more →Day 8: Princes Island, Taksim & Istiklal
After a saddening experience in Izmir , we were back in Istanbul for the last day of our Turkey trip. Weather was once again not reliable, but we still headed...
Read more →Day 7: Saddened by Izmir's refugee death boats
On the train from Selcuk , I was reading about how close Greece was to Izmir. With daily coast-to-coast ferries, I regretted not planning a trip despite of a...
Read more →Day 6: Kusadasi, Euphesus & Artemis, Selcuk
Our bus from Pammukale took us straight to our seaport hotel in Kusadasi. The view from the room was to die for. But the room itself seemed to have been...
Read more →Day 5: Aphrodisias & Pamukkale
From Kayseri , we got off the bus near Pammukale and were driven to the city on a free feeder bus. It later turned out that this was an agent selling his own...
Read more →Day 4: Balloon flight & cave hotel in Cappadocia
After a 125 km drive from Kayseri to Cappadocia, we had one of the most beautiful hotels I've ever stayed at. Of course, because I never lived in a cave...
Read more →Day 3: Mount Erciyes & Kayseri
After 2 days in Istanbul , we were now headed to Kayseri. Being on a budget trip, we took a taxi to Taksim around 3am to jump on the Havatas airport shuttle to...
Read more →Day 2: Markets, Galata and more of Istanbul
Traveling in the low season, we carried the risk of bad weather. While our 1st day in Istanbul was nice and sunny, day 2 was forecasted cloudy for most of the...
Read more →Day 1: The old city around Sultanahmet, Istanbul
We landed at Istanbul SAW around midnight and were at our hotel in Yenikapi by 230a. After a good night's sleep and a not so good breakfast (only to realize...
Read more →LandmarkShops now has an iPhone app!
Earlier this year, I became part of the Landmark Group's Web Team, based out of Dubai. The team that started off being the digital custodian for group...
Read more →Recipe: Pita Pan Pizza (15 mins only)
[caption id="" align="alignright" width="221"] Egyptian Pita[/caption] Dubai is all about options & variety. But in this abundance, I've struggled to find...
Read more →8 priorities that shape your career decision
Backstory: My decision to leave L&T was reactive. While I evaluated it using some criteria , the move itself wasn't planned. This framework is what I...
Read more →Goodbye Zycus
Unfortunately, it is only through some discomfort that we learn and grow. After 5.5 supercalifragilisticexpialidocious years at Zycus, I've decided to move on...
Read more →Staying healthy onboard
2 years of reckless travel had a big impact on my eating habits. I realized that I had to reduce my intake of carbs, protein & fat. Long flights serving 3...
Read more →Living in a metaconscious state
Each one of us keeps waxing and waning in the cyclic pattern called life. How we deal with extremes - the high and low points of life as we call them - is...
Read more →What does my LinkedIn cover image convey?
I am not a huge fan of LinkedIn's cover image. Its an odd-sized banner that gets overridden by ads and the profile header itself. The flip-side of not having...
Read more →My FlightDiary: 100 flights via Mumbai
Business travel is very boring . But along the way, you need to find ways to keep it exciting. Haynes introduced me to FlightDiary which has helped me keep...
Read more →Technical Debt Assessment framework for Product Managers
a.k.a. Why & How Product Managers must assess, account & groom technical debt Context [caption id="" align="alignright" width="210"] Technical Debt...
Read more →How our Maghi Ganesh Utsav binds us together
I only have one planned vacation each year - a trip to my native place Murud-Janjira . It is a coastal town in the Raigad district of Maharashtra, about 160km...
Read more →Recipe: Baked chapatti rolls with chicken & veggies
[caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="432"] Love is.. when food choices are diametrically opposite[/caption] Every relation demands trade-off &...
Read more →Engage in one-on-ones & motivate your team with this Trello board
After a lot of reading & thinking, I came up with the idea of a simple Trello board to help me conduct effective one-on-one meetings with my team, and to...
Read more →The plight of business travel
I would usually write personal travelogues titled ' A day in Thimpu '. But I'd rather use something like 'Singapore in a day' when writing about business...
Read more →Recipe: Meethe aalo ka chaat
[caption id="" align="alignleft" width="206"] Nothing beats cooking in a steamer[/caption] All my life, I've stayed away from sweet potatoes, which the rest of...
Read more →Recipe: Baked chicken sandwich
Continuing with recipes using shredded chicken as the key ingredient, here is another one that I was keen on trying. Ingredients: [caption id=""...
Read more →Recipe: Shredded Chicken
[caption id="" align="alignleft" width="135"] Getting ready[/caption] In an earlier recipe , I mentioned my plans to write a cookbook, exclusive to recipes...
Read more →2 days in the air with Skyteam
I usually try flying Star Alliance (*A), especially with Air India (AI) on board . But there are still quite a few sectors where *A lacks good connections -...
Read more →Recipe: Oven-toasted Chicken Bruschettas
At some point in time, I am going to write a book about cooking: "A Husband's guide to quick recipes - a.k.a. all you need is shredded chicken". The...
Read more →A 1-page resume design that speaks to your hiring manager 🏆
The last time I redesigned (not updated) my resume was 2009. Since then, my understanding of ease-of-use, information architecture & win-loss has grown...
Read more →A Night in Sønderborg
I've been to small towns before. Quite a lot of European cities, and Melbourne, can be explored on foot (maybe, some tram). But last week, I visited the...
Read more →Crackerjack Popcorn Fail
A year I tried this recipe for Homemade Cracker Jack and it turned out great! Crunchy peanuts glued to caramel pop-corn making for a nice sweet-and-salty...
Read more →10 learnings from Japan
I've learned some fascinating & exemplary stories about discipline & honesty in Japan through Quora . When the time came to visit Tokyo, I felt that I...
Read more →The Top 5 Deterents to Agile
The beauty of Agile is the fact that its just about a few principles. - which we also summarized in a few words . Everything else is under your control. And on...
Read more →Our interpretation of the Agile manifesto
As part of a recent Agile training, we were asked to summarize the basic tenets of Agile in 3-4 words. Our group, with Mahesh, Yuti, Apeksha, Shahdab, Dhwani,...
Read more →Recipe: Cheese Nachos with Baked Beans
Ingredients: [caption id="" align="alignright" width="133"] Basic ingredients[/caption] Cornito (or other) Corn chips Canned Baked Beans (Sil @ Big Bazaar)...
Read more →1st impression of Air India @ Star Alliance
[caption id="" align="alignright" width="142"] Delighted to see this![/caption] I was scheduled to fly Air India just 1 day before its Star Alliance (*A)...
Read more →Don't be desperate to crash time
Everyone in the software industry, has at some point of the other, been part of a delayed project. The result is often a war room where all the big shots put...
Read more →Recipe: Enchiladas with Chicken & Baked Beans
I feel in love with Enchiladas back in 2010 when I first had them at Sammy Sosa. Since then, I've tried them multiple times at home and I just can't get...
Read more →Open Borders across Europe
As Indians, the word border only means war & tension to us. I cannot explain how exciting it is to cross borders on foot without any control what so ever....
Read more →Integrated public transport in Switzerland
What I am most impressed with is the transportation system. Someone must've had just one use case - I should be able to buy a ticket to go from place A to...
Read more →Pristine & Picturesque Switzerland
I've been lucky to visit Switzerland thrice this year, adding bits to my Swiss experience each time. A post on this pristine and picturesque country can be...
Read more →Things to carry when you quit your job
There is so much talk about how to go about quitting your job, but there is such little focus on what you should take with you after you've quit your job. I'm...
Read more →What went into our lovely wedsite
Aditi had done her bit of making our wedding cool by getting me to do a pre-wed photo shoot - that turned out awesome thanks to Frames of Mind . It was my turn...
Read more →BitStore: the simplest app to store & access bits of information
[caption id="" align="alignright" width="258"] Full-text search & inline display of information are key differentiators[/caption] In the last couple of...
Read more →Introducing my better half: Meet Aditi Chitnis-Gupte
[caption id="" align="alignright" width="217"] Aditi[/caption] I should've done this long back, and there's no great reason to justify holding the news. All I...
Read more →5 tips to eat all you can at a buffet
Foodies love buffets. I love buffets for 2 reasons: I get to try out a lot of dishes which I would otherwise never order; the other being I can hog as much as...
Read more →Mashed Potatoes Recipe
Aditi & I have forever been crazy fans of mashed potatoes. I hadn't cooked anything on the flame other than maggi before (don't go by the order of posts...
Read more →Open-toast pizza recipe
Sandwiches are my favorite food. I've been a subway patron for years. If you need something to accompany mashed potatoes or baked beans, this recipe is a no...
Read more →My no longer secret sandwich sauce recipe
I always had a fascination of stocking up all the various sauces that they have at Subway. I try to gather as many as I can find. Some at local malls, and the...
Read more →Baked Beans Recipe
Baked Beans is my favorite part of a continental breakfast. The canned version with haricot beans is easily available in hyper marts and is very close to the...
Read more →Top 3 configurability needs in B2B apps
What is configurability? Configurability is the ability to change application behavior (functionaility) and the interface by changing application parameters,...
Read more →Why PMs should consider product configurability early on
I am sure that the way I have configured my mail client or tablet's home screen is different from yours. The reason we love modern-day apps and operating...
Read more →Choosing the best web application development framework
I've discussed web frameworks before and how they can help in rapid development. In this post, I'm presenting some general guidelines around selecting the best...
Read more →Bali - FAQs: budget, airlines, best time, hotels, car rental, tips
After posting the itinerary for Bali and our experience , I have received a lot of emails with questions - primarily - around the budget, airlines, hotels, car...
Read more →7 non-functional demands from B2B customers
Every Product Manager is a ninja when it comes to dealing with functional requirements. But it doesn't end there in the B2B space. You may not be a technical...
Read more →Bali - Vacation Notes & Experience
Bali had for long been on our minds as a honeymoon destination and we finally managed to work out a decent itinerary after much planning. Vacation Notes Day 1:...
Read more →Bali - 4N/5D trip itinerary
Planning a trip there was quite a experience as I've already detailed here . But after much research, we finally had a plan for Bali and I want to share the...
Read more →Ideas for a trip/vacation planner app - Part II
In the last 2 posts, I detailed the market needs , and the itinerary planner user story . Continuing with more features around maintaining content, creating a...
Read more →Ideas for a trip/vacation planner app
Being a product manager is about not being content with what is around. I looked all around the place for a complete vacation planner app and finally created a...
Read more →There isn't one great trip planner for my vacation!
A few months back I was planning my vacation and things weren’t as easy as I thought. I had figured out the destination, booked air tickets, short-listed...
Read more →Everything has an expiry date - except software?
I was having a discussion with my friend/colleague Amit Shinde about the quality of things, and he brought up this topic of expiry dates. Fortunately for us,...
Read more →Rapid application development & web frameworks
Rapid Development Over the last decade, there has been a massive growth in the number of web-based applications. For every category – email, collaboration or...
Read more →Definition of Multi-tenancy
Multi-tenancy was a relatively new concept back in 2010 when I was writing the dissertation report for my MS. This extract from the report aims at providing a...
Read more →May Day! Confused comparing job offers?
[caption id="" align="alignright" width="130" caption="Mangoes. Yippie!"] [/caption] Today my dad bought the first set of mangoes this season. If asked to...
Read more →Singapore: 5 years later
I traveled international from Mumbai airport after a couple of years, and the change was more than pleasing. While work is still on, the infrastructure plan is...
Read more →Remembering Aajoba
I couldn't have found a better day & subject to resume blogging than recall memories on the birthday of my beloved grandpa - Late Shri Madhukar Bhaskar...
Read more →Theme for 2012: Unf*#k your mind
Last year I began drafting a theme for the year 2011. I called it ' Being my own superhero '. Although I did work on those lines and achieve quite a bit, the...
Read more →Do we kill our assets?
Yeah, I know its been quite some time since I wrote. Difficult time that made me look 20 years older. Naah, don't get at my hair. Never mind. Things are better...
Read more →Recipe for Failure
Strange! Why would I share the reciepe for failure? This is not a failure blog. We're all born to suceed, its our birth right (Indians love this phrase, don't...
Read more →3 reasons you should innovate all the time, even in relationships
To be very honest, I don't see a reason why someone should stray away from innovation. Thinking 'New' keeps your idea muscle toned for tough challenges. But...
Read more →Why ignorance is bliss today & 5 ways to ignore online junk
I'm a cleanliness freak - to the extent of cleaning up my Facebook wall. Over the last week, there's been a lot of spam with wall messages that read: "Hahaha!...
Read more →Do it, it could just be your last chance
I was at the departure area at CSIA - stuffed with Hot Dogs to avoid starving on the low-cost flight. Since I can't dose off just about anywhere, I knew that...
Read more →5 more attributes of a product manager
It feels good to see an active product management community on LinkedIn. I was going through this post by fellow product manager Mohamed Anees Jamaludeen about...
Read more →5 qualities of a useful geek, or some unsound advice from a product manager
I am a geek, may be a nerd, may be both. And may be this is the justification of never having had the opportunity to work on a killer project that was exemplar...
Read more →But that's not too bad either
I hope I'm writing a new post just in time - before someone inquires my whereabouts. #exaggeration . No one cares where I am or what I'm doing; whether I'm...
Read more →To be credible or not to be
Spam is unavoidable, but sometimes its interesting. One such mailer I bumped into was a site called mumbex.com that provides fake experience letters. I'm not...
Read more →Local perspective on Product Management in India
As discussed in my previous post about responsibilities of a product manager , product management continues to remain the less spoken about profiles in the...
Read more →5 reasons to Spend.. err.. Save smart with the top Indian deal websites
[caption id="" align="alignright" width="160" caption="This is our 100th post!"] [/caption] It's the 100th post on prasadgupte.com and it's time to celebrate!...
Read more →Leaving without an exit interview? Don't!
A word of caution: this post is not about an HR exit interview, its about life & relationships - or should I say, death & breakups. Some time back I...
Read more →Little sisters and the chief
11 Feb, 2011 16:30hrs: Its 28'c - not really pleasant - and we're headed to one of India oldest & busiest railway stations: Howrah. Oh, by the way, I'm in...
Read more →Forget PDCA: See, Feel, Change
After reading this post by John Kotter at HBR, I really liked the See, Feel, Change approach suggested by him, compared to traditional approaches such as...
Read more →A responsible species called product manager
Is that an amusing title? If yes, then product management (PM) has retained its title of being one of the most esoteric functions in IT. And this has reasons:...
Read more →The pursuit of happiness in developing nations
This week I read about Brazil wanting to amend its constitution to make happiness a right for its citizens . Having worked its way up to achieve a GDP of over...
Read more →Branding moments...
Don't we all go crazy for brands? We have a favorite brand for everything - from cola to cars. We even brand people around us, by keeping names that are easier...
Read more →The frigidity of online networks
Last Saturday, we ran a wedding marathon. You could take the 'running' literally as we moved between 3 corners of the city (traveling 75kms) in 8 hours. No...
Read more →Guide to a Better Life
Randy Pausch, 47 yrs old Computer Science lecturer from Carnegie Mellon University, died of pancreatic cancer in 2008. Before his death, he wrote a book 'The...
Read more →Advice is a form of nostalgia... wear sunscreen
Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen) is a song by Baz Luhrmann, an Australian film personality, adapted from an essay by one Mary Schmich which was published...
Read more →Dealing with surprises!
My dear one always complained that I am not so fond of surprises. Deep inside, I do appreciate an element of surprise in my life. But sometimes life brings...
Read more →Converting CSV/Excel data to Doctrine YAML fixtures
I had done some research on this topic and found that some script was available in Python. With no knowledge of Python execution, I sought help from...
Read more →Bhutan Diaries - Day 5: The Tiger's Nest
Day 05 : As instructed by Kinley, we were ready to leave the hotel for Taktsang – The Tiger’s Nest – by 8am. Breakfast again was typical; only bread, butter,...
Read more →Bhutan Diaries - Day 4: Heading for Paro
Day 04: We started our day with a brief trek to the temple of the divine mad man. The one thing you will see everywhere close to the temple is phalluses drawn...
Read more →Bhutan Diaries - Day 3: Punakha
Day 03 15:00, Punakha: We had mentioned to our guide Kinley, that although we weren't atheists, we were fonder of nature than monasteries. I’ve seen quite a...
Read more →Bhutan Diaries - Day 2: Around Thimpu
Day 2 18:30, Thimpu [caption id="" align="alignleft" width="640"] Cleanest market ever[/caption] After breakfast, we checked out the Centenary Farmer’s market...
Read more →Bhutan Diaries - Day 1: Thimpu
15:30hrs, Thimpu Night stay at Kolkata was decent; we ordered chicken noodles in the middle of the night. The city is still as unclean as it was 10 years back,...
Read more →Bhutan Diaries- Day 0: Kolkata
Day 0 21:45 ,Jharkhand air-space Just finished watching ‘Wake Up Sid’. Aru was right, maybe I should dedicate time for movies in order to better understand...
Read more →The Square Root of Three by David Feinberg
After Sunday, I finally had some time to check out movies I missed. Up in the Air is good, but not a must watch. Or perhaps, I'm not good at reviewing movies....
Read more →World Water Day 2010 - Let's pledge to conserve
[caption id="" align="alignright" width="144" caption="Water: Precious & Scarce as it is"] [/caption] Do you know what date it is? 22nd March. I know its...
Read more →Strategies to Log & Retain Activity Data
My previous article The Need to Log & Retain Activity Data argued the very need of logging & retaining data. In this post, I am listing out various...
Read more →The Need to Log & Retain Activity Data
In the current age of On-Demand & SaaS combined with multi-tenant hosting, we are likely to generate tons of activity data every hour. For this data to be...
Read more →Gazelle - Paying you for used gadgets
I sometimes spend a lot of my time and blog-space publicizing (often, through criticism) other products, websites, hotels, etc. But sometimes I just want to...
Read more →What a 'gluttonous' weekend I've had
This weekend has been quite different. With Valentine's day falling on a Sunday, it should have been something for my heart, but instead it was great for my...
Read more →Gateway-Mandwa-Alibag Ferry Schedule
[caption id="" align="alignright" width="230" caption="PNP Maritime Schedule"] [/caption] Ferries (catamarans) are operated by a couple of companies from...
Read more →Coffee with Prasad
I never spent more than 2 mins on making my coffee: 1 minute to mix coffee, sugar & milk and another to heat it in the microwave. But then I came across a...
Read more →Goodbye L&T
Today is a day in my life when I have taken a very tough call: something that is likely to shape my future. I have resigned from my post at L&T Infotech and dec
Read more →Jaffa Cakes & their VAT exemption
Jaffa Cake is a popular (& controversial type) of cake in Great Britain. McVitie's (United Biscuits) is a notable brand selling Jaffa Cakes. It is...
Read more →Respecting the yellow line
Driving is perhaps the most frustrating act anybody can indulge in Mumbai. Although, it is worse in some other cities including Delhi & Pune, it needs to get be
Read more →The Mayonnaise Jar
"The Real Winners in life are the People who look at every situation with an expectation that they can make it work or make it better" - Barbara Pletcher I do...
Read more →Globalization in Showbiz: Can we have 'Is Janam Mohe Brazil Hi Bhejo' ?
A couple of days back I read in the newspaper that Brazil's hot-selling soap opera is one based on the Indian caste system. Caminho Da India (that's not...
Read more →Luck: Not the movie, but my own!
I have been feeling very drowsy for the last couple of days. So unlike other times when I'm reading in the bus on the way home, I dozed off for a while...
Read more →Kashmiri Dinner @ Kongpoush
Celebrations for my job confirmation were not over yet. Last September, I threw a party for my paternal family and then took a break to save money for the...
Read more →Lunch Buffet @ Saffron - Rs.199* Only!
I had been on the lookout for a nice place offering buffet lunch & dinner for over a month now. On my way to work I came across this large banner opposite...
Read more →Green: It's My New Obsession!
A couple of weeks back we celebrated World Environment Day (Did you?). Was I aware? No! Volunteers from a NGO were distributing pamphlets at the gate, to create
Read more →My Flesh Just Got Stronger
My first post. A short write-up of what I intend to write here in.
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