As a student I didn't like history as a subject. It was mainly because the history taught in school was not a critical study, but more of propaganda or glorification of a Point of View. History should be unbiased; or history should have multiple points of views, which are backed by facts, evidence and research.... Continue Reading →
Implementing Benjamin Graham’s Special Situations Frameworks in Conventional Investment Strategies
CFA Society India has some very good events and sessions which are often uploaded on their Youtube channel. Here is the latest session by Prof. Sanjay Bakshi on "Implementing Benjamin Graham's Special Situations Frameworks in Conventional Investment Strategies" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8ssnBMAtOE
Imperial Receipts by Dr Shashi Tharoor
Congress leader Dr Shashi Tharoor is one of the most erudite and well-spoken politicians in India. Of late he has started showing affinity towards RSS and BJP and hence I have lost faith in him. However, there is no doubt that he is one of the most articulated communicator. So when I saw that he... Continue Reading →
Etymology of Numbers
My most favourite subject is Mathematics! Though I studied Engineering and hence Mathematics after 12th standard was limited only to "applied" part, I still enjoy learning about Mathematics and more specifically solving puzzles. So I am always in search of contents - podcasts, videos, articles - about maths. I recently came across this wonderful video... Continue Reading →
Glass Permanently Half Full: India’s Tryst with Middle Income Trap
If you are interested in Economics and follow India's GDP growth story, you would have heard the discussion about Middle Income Trap. It's a simple problem statement. Can India become rich before she becomes old. The demographic dividend is in favour of Indja, with a huge population below the age of 30. However, the slowing... Continue Reading →
Nandan Nilekani on Aadhaar and Digital Public Infrastructure
When I started my career with Infosys more than 22 years ago, the most influential person at Infosys for me was Mr N R Narayana Murthy (NRN). He had all the clout and was seen as the patriarch of Infosys family. He had a cult following since he had helped hundreds of his early employees... Continue Reading →
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