Abhinav Bindra’s air pistol gold at the Olympics has made every Indian proud! But I have my quibbles. Do we really have a nationalistic character? Do we really stand up for someone talented and give him all the financial backing he needs to be a … Continue readingAbhinav Bindra@theOlympics!
First things first, hacking is perceived to be a dirty word. Well, there are two sides to it. There’s the good and the bad and I am on the side of good: ethical hacking. India’s hacking whizkid Ankit Fadia can not only train you and … Continue readingEthical hacking, anyone?
The united colours of Pondicherry. Where foreigners and Indians live in harmony. Where French architecture is as appealing as Indian. Where nothing appears to stress a tourist, the least being the weather. Even if it rains without warning, you don’t mind because of the humidity … Continue readingPondicherry calling
A 50-year-old project manager at a tech firm in the US manages a fleet of engineers and earns a lot more than his Indian counterpart who ends up doing the same job with his engineers out here. Some call it discrimination; some dub it as … Continue readingSalaries, anyone?
There’s a looming threat of misinformation in the Indian subcontinent. Most media houses are either run by businessmen with strong links to politicians or worse, run by the kurta-clad themselves. If it was a covert operation earlier, today the ownership is out in the open. … Continue readingWeapons of mass distraction