Sameer Gudhate·Oct 3We Admire Principles Most Easily When They Cost NothingThere is something slightly unfair about the way we talk about integrity.
Sameer Gudhate·Oct 2What If the Monster Is Still Someone’s Child?I have read enough outbreak fiction to know when a story is giving me familiar ingredients.
Sameer Gudhate·Oct 1We Don’t Start From the Same PlaceWhat Damodar Padhi’s The Scrapper’s Way made me reconsider about hard work, privilege and success
Sameer Gudhate·Sep 30How Well Do We Really Know the Women Around Us?A reading of Ruchita Sahil’s Marathi short-story collection Antariche Guj
Sameer Gudhate·Sep 29When Ambition Has Too Many SecretsA murder mystery by Dinesh Arya made me think less about the murderer and more about why people hide things.
Sameer Gudhate·Sep 28What Happens When Someone We Lost Still Feels Present?Reading Parvati Markus’s Whisper in the Heart made me think less about proving miracles and more about what human beings do with absence.
Sameer Gudhate·Sep 27The Business Nobody Claps ForWhat Narasimhan Raghavan’s Building India’s Upstarts made me think about after the startup noise disappeared
Sameer Gudhate·Sep 26The Things We Stop Seeing When They Become Too FamiliarI realised something while reading TREE: The Sixth Element.
Sameer Gudhate·Sep 25The Machine Can See the Pattern. But Who Makes the Decision?I have been thinking about one particular problem with artificial intelligence.
Sameer Gudhate·Sep 24The Problem With “Choose Yourself”Aurora S.’s First You, Then the Rest made me think less about boundaries and more about why some of us are frightened of needing ourselves.
