India’s Fake Glory EXPOSED — Sabeer Bhatia

Sabeer Bhatia is the founder of Hotmail which he sold for millions of dollars during the dot com boom. I first read about him in the book "The Horse That Flew" which chronicles few of India's most iconic Tech leaders from 1990's. I highly recommend that book if you are interested in India's early tech... Continue Reading →

The Life and Times of the Indian Economy

I like Amit Varma's long-form conversation podcast, "The Seen and The Unseen". It started as a regular 30-40 mins podcast and slowly grew into long and longer format interviews. The average duration of his weekly podcast is now 2.5-3 hrs long. Last year he did a marathon episode with Shanta Gokhale which was 8+ hrs... Continue Reading →

Swanand Kelkar on The One Percent Show

I have been following Vishal Khandelwal for few years now. He runs a blog, newsletter and website called Safal Niveshak. He also wrote a beautiful hand-crafted book called "The Sketchbook of Wisdom". I have bought it for myself and have also gifted it to a couple of friends who love reading. For last couple of... Continue Reading →

Harsha Bhogle on The Grade Cricketer

Harsha Bhogle is one of the most intelligent sports commentators of all time! I like Vijay Amrutraj's tennis commentary. I like Sunil Gavaskar's cricket commentary. Both have been very good players of the respective sport. It's not often that people have a long second career (as coach or commentator or administrator) in the same sport... Continue Reading →

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