In 1969, America watched the moon landing together — 650M people glued to black-and-white TVs. I saw my first TV in 1982 during the Asian Games, a tiny 12-inch set our whole neighborhood shared. Those were the real glorious days. If you grew up in 80s India, what do you remember most?
My heart aches for India. The school collapse, killing innocent children, exposes a systemic rot of corruption and negligence. Those responsible, drawing salaries while buildings crumble, betray public trust. This isn't just a tragedy; it's a call for unwavering accountability to save India's future.
Read more My Heart Aches for India: When Negligence Kills Innocent Children
From village classrooms to meeting Estonia’s President — this summer has been a whirlwind of purpose and passion. Our Startup Summer Camp empowered 120+ rural students in Rajasthan, and now we're taking this mission global. Big things ahead — TiEcon Tampa in October & TiE Global Summit in Jaipur this January. Join the movement. 🚀🇮🇳 #Kaushalam #SonOfIndia #RuralRise #Entrepreneurship
We don’t need revenge. We need reform.
Give our police and forces real power, modern tools, and full autonomy.
Hold every citizen accountable — under one law.
Fix the roof before pointing at the storm.
Read more Why 9/11 Didn’t Repeat, But 26/11 Keeps Happening in India
