Here's what I read in 2025 - in order of what I liked most.

बाद में, न तुम सुन सकोगी, बाद में, न मैं कह सकूँगा, बाद में, फिर फ़ुर्सत न होगी, बाद में, ये हसरत न होगी, बाद में, न ये दस्तूर होगा, बाद में, न तुझे मंज़ूर होगा।

Here's what I read in 2024 - in order of what I liked most.

Here's what I read in 2023 - in order of what I liked most.

“What is Death?” Countless philosophers, religions, and intellectuals have pondered over this question throughout history. What exactly is death? Does it have its own existence, or is it merely an absence of life?

Here's what I read in 2022 - in order of what I liked most.

Here's what I read in 2021 - in order of what I liked most.

Building Health Tech has its nuances & challenges. You can't build it like other software. You certainly can't break things while building health tech. This philosophy is unique to software engineering. You would rarely see it applied in other engineering disciplines. But with healthcare, you can't follow it even while doing software engineering. Why is it so? That's what this blog tries to answer.

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2020 is finally coming to an end - phew!

Here are the books that I read this year - some were delightful and some all right. I am listing them in order of my ratings (best-first):

“Maa, why do we have to come to the temple if God is everywhere?” - 12-year-old Ankur asked while climbing the temple’s stairs. He had to leave the India-Australia cricket match in between to accompany his mom to the temple.

Hello Diary, I am Brownie. My friends call me a happy bag of rice. I was born last week when a brand new jute bag mated with Buta Singh’s fresh farm produce.

कहो ना की सुबह जब आपकी पलकें

This is the first blog of a series on lessons from the best books on building software products.

मुंबई के समंदर और उनके किनारों की बात थोड़ी अलग है। ये किनारे भेद-भाव नहीं करते।

नोट : ये Tomas Pueyo द्वारा 13 मार्च 2020 को प्रकाशित शानदार रिसर्च का हिंदी अनुवाद है।