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“I get rusty if I don’t write for even a couple of months.”
“I get rusty if I don’t write for even a couple of months.”
An Interview with Soumya John | Everyday People #100
“By being with her, I aided in a dignified death.”
“By being with her, I aided in a dignified death.”
An Interview with Glory Paul | Everyday People #99
“My Work Gives Meaning to the Time I Spend.”
“My Work Gives Meaning to the Time I Spend.”
An Interview with Manoj Kumar U | Everyday People #98
“I Want to Go Back to Where We Began.”
“I Want to Go Back to Where We Began.”
An Interview with Vandana Rangarajan | Everyday People #97
“Following the 8 Precepts of Buddhism Contributes Significantly to My Life.”
“Following the 8 Precepts of Buddhism Contributes Significantly to My Life.”
An Interview with Abhijit Suresh | Everyday People #96
“Build a Product with Real-World Implications.”
“Build a Product with Real-World Implications.”
An Interview with Sourav Kundu | Everyday People #95
“I felt like I needed to get back to my art that I left behind for studies.”
“I felt like I needed to get back to my art that I left behind for studies.”
An Interview with Vidya Jois | Everyday People #94
“Trust yourself to know what you need.”
“Trust yourself to know what you need.”
An Interview with Poorvaja Penmetsa | Everyday People #93
“Somebody is Waiting to Read What You Have Written.”
“Somebody is Waiting to Read What You Have Written.”
An Interview with Sharika Nair | Everyday People #92
“An important part of data-related problems is the question itself.”
“An important part of data-related problems is the question itself.”
An Interview with Taruni Anand | Everyday People #91
“Spend More Time Picking the Right Person for the Job.”
“Spend More Time Picking the Right Person for the Job.”
An interview with Vanitha Rangarajan | Everyday People #90
“Why Accept a Lemon If You Need an Orange?”
“Why Accept a Lemon If You Need an Orange?”
An Interview with Parish Vernekar | Everyday People #89
“With the guitar, it was something different; magical.”
“With the guitar, it was something different; magical.”
An Interview with Aman Shah | Everyday People #87
“If I don’t try, how I will know what I am capable of?”
“If I don’t try, how I will know what I am capable of?”
An Interview with Anto Nithyaa Joseph | Everyday People #86
A Passion for Movement Biomechanics and Asian Food
A Passion for Movement Biomechanics and Asian Food
An Interview with Sailee Sansgiri | Everyday People #85
“The World is Changing. There are no Masters anymore.”
“The World is Changing. There are no Masters anymore.”
An Interview with Anubhav Ghosh | Everyday People #84
To Inspire Real Change, Change Yourself
To Inspire Real Change, Change Yourself
An Interview with Arundhati Gaddala | Everyday People #83
To face insurmountable work, smile.
To face insurmountable work, smile.
An Interview with Deepanshu Gupta | Everyday People #82