The fourth interview is that of Sarath Guttikunda – Founder of UrbanEmissions.Info, a repository of information and research related to air pollution. In this interview he talks about his other passions, simple everyday tips for people to help reduce pollution, … Continue reading
Neha Gupta is the third TEDIndia Fellow to be interviewed in this series (Other two – Lisa Heydlauff and Pulkit Gaur ). She is the Chief Inventor of EachOneTeachOne (facebook) – a web-application designed to facilitate volunteer tutoring and learning. … Continue reading
I was on my way to office on my bike, when the cop stopped me. I had my helmet on, driving below the speed limit (because of traffic!), yet he stopped me. I pulled over! “Take out your license, registration … Continue reading
Vodafone ads have always been a class apart. Very innovative and always with a pleasant catchy tune. Those were the TV Ads. Recently I happened to witness their ads in another media. Its visual, same as TV, but in a … Continue reading
The second interview with TED India Fellows. This time it is Pulkit Gaur. His first article got published when he was 15 years old and from then on, there was no stopping. Currently, he is the CTO of Gridbots, the … Continue reading
First of the series of interviews with TED India Fellows is the one with Lisa Heydlauff.For Lisa Heydlauff, her book “Going To School In India” was just the beginning. She is the Director & Founder of Going to school, a … Continue reading
TED needs no introduction! So I’m not gonna give one. But TED Fellows do need that and that’s what I’m planning to do, thanks to Kiruba for coming up with the great idea. Its a collaboration with a bunch of … Continue reading
Both read books, loved books. But loved each other more. Conversation was their love language. She liked to talk, he liked to listen. They were made for each other. One day she said “I want to know more and more … Continue reading
You know how goldfish remember everything (everything that you don’t want them to). Oh, by the way, by “goldfish”, I mean the girl friends. “Girl friend” sounds derogatory at times, I’ve heard those complaints. The term “Goldfish” as a substitute … Continue reading