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  • Observational Realism

Why Getting a Little Lost Is Sometimes the Best Part of Life

Most of us grow up believing life should follow a clear path. The idea is simple – if you know where you are going, you will get there faster. But real life rarely works that way. Almost everyone reaches moments…

  • delhiabhi@gmail.com
  • March 8, 2026
  • Observational Realism

AI Services: India’s Opportunity

(Reflections after attending the AI Impact Summit India, 2026) I recently attended the AI Impact Summit India 2026 in my home town New Delhi. Like most AI gatherings today, the conversations kept returning to familiar topics compute, GPUs, large models,…

  • delhiabhi@gmail.com
  • March 2, 2026
  • Observational Realism, Psychology in the Digital Age

A Silent Warning About Working with Your Own Family

Working with your own family can feel like the safest and most natural path. It offers trust, familiarity, and a sense of continuity. You step into something that already belongs to you, something built by people who care about you.…

  • delhiabhi@gmail.com
  • February 24, 2026
  • Observational Realism

Yakshagana and the Sea: A Coastal Story

This was my second trip to the Udupi coastal region and somehow, it felt like coming back to a story that was still writing itself. Unlike the last time, I decided to take a bus from Belagavi to Brahmavara,a small…

  • delhiabhi@gmail.com
  • October 27, 2025
  • Observational Realism

A Line from College I’ll Never Forget

After a long time, I spoke to my old college roommate and a dearest friend, Javith. We hadn’t caught up in years. But one short conversation was all it took for a flood of memories to come rushing back, memories…

  • delhiabhi@gmail.com
  • July 1, 2025
  • Observational Realism

The First Sale I Ever Made Was for God

I recently caught up with a childhood friend..Just one of those casual, overdue catch-ups. We talked about life, work, the usual things… and somewhere along the way, we started reminiscing about the Janmashtami celebrations we used to organize as kids…

  • delhiabhi@gmail.com
  • June 28, 2025
  • Observational Realism

A Quiet Trip That Spoke Loudly….Conversations, Detours, and Lots of Wisdom

Some trips are about the sights. Some, about the people. And then there are those rare ones, quiet, unscheduled journeys that leave you full, without trying too hard….That was Miraj for me. My recent two-day trip to Miraj was my…

  • delhiabhi@gmail.com
  • June 16, 2025
  • Observational Realism

Maybe It’s Just Balance

Reflections from a conversation that stayed with me. A thought that sneaked in during a conversation. We were sitting with Mr. Kamal Pasha (Founder of Golden Group)the kind of person who doesn’t speak to impress, but when he does speak,…

  • delhiabhi@gmail.com
  • June 12, 2025
  • Observational Realism

Chasing Rain, Rivers, and Shettys: A Coastal Karnataka Monsoon Drive

There’s a saying in Karnataka: “Where there’s a coast, there’s a Shetty.” And trust me, I didn’t make that up after this trip—but I might as well have. Because from the ghats of Yellapur to the steep bends of Agumbe,…

  • delhiabhi@gmail.com
  • May 30, 2025
  • Observational Realism

Eggs, Dosas & One Gentleman Named Kalidasan – A Namakkal Detour

Some trips are planned with checklists. And some just crack open unexpectedly—like an egg in Namakkal. Now, for those unaware, Namakkal is not just a dot on the map of Tamil Nadu—it’s the egg capital of India.If a humble egg…

  • delhiabhi@gmail.com
  • April 15, 2025
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