Parenting in the Era of Generative AI: Teaching to fish (for info)

Parenting in the Era of Generative AI: A Shift in Roles and Responsibilities The advent of generative AI tools like ChatGPT has fundamentally transformed how we access and interact with information. For parents, this shift has brought both opportunities and challenges. What began with search engines like Google—providing answers to almost any question at our … Continue reading Parenting in the Era of Generative AI: Teaching to fish (for info) →

Travel Blog: Plane, Train and everything in between

We traveled through 3 countries, 8 cities and every possible mode of transport with our 7.5 month old over 18 days! I felt that deserved a blog, not just to share the experience and learnings but also to memoir the fresh feelings of traveling with my baby so I can reminisce later. Those who know … Continue reading Travel Blog: Plane, Train and everything in between →

A Delivery Blog: The hard part is over, right?

3 hard working people taking a break And just like I know for sure that I'd die for you, I know I'd kill for you too... Please extend a very warm welcome to Anya Joshi-De! Anya’s name, pronounced Aanyaa, means ‘Limitless or Inexhaustible Grace’ and we see her embody that quality every minute she has … Continue reading A Delivery Blog: The hard part is over, right? →

End of Second trimester: The good, and the money-saving!

We cannot deny that in our geo-socio-economic circles pregnancy is a rare event, since, most women opt to have 1-2 pregnancies at most. And before we truly do research, all our frame of references about pregnancy come from movies and some stories from our moms/friends. One is far too focused on drama and the other … Continue reading End of Second trimester: The good, and the money-saving! →

Pregnant and Pumped Phase 1: From No Way to Yayy yayy!

What changed? The Covid lockdown was one of the worst experiences for people all around the world - with livelihoods, loneliness and life, itself, in the balance for an extended period of time. So I want to be careful when I say the lockdown had some of the most positive effects on my personal life. … Continue reading Pregnant and Pumped Phase 1: From No Way to Yayy yayy! →

Religion: an escape from prisoner’s dilemma

“Naturally, I figured, with inflation and everything, the dividing line between petty and grand larceny would have been raised considerably.Chon Day - SaturdayEveningPost.com When I spoke at the World Religions Forum at the University of Chicago in '16 and '17 I had admittedly confessed that I saw Hinduism as the 'Hufflepuff' of religions. I understood … Continue reading Religion: an escape from prisoner’s dilemma →

The Conscious Mind: a Product Manager of the subconscious

I have been suffering from severe vocal chord issues for the last 1.5 years. As someone whose whole life is centered around vocally expressing, I can assure you this has not been a fun experience. I've had months where I could barely speak a couple of words a day. Doctors pointed to stress and overuse … Continue reading The Conscious Mind: a Product Manager of the subconscious →