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Protected: Fall 2024 Catch-Up
Category: The Whistle Library
Mischief In the Name of Religion and Spirituality
I finished reading two more books in my aged father’s home library in Goa, this time on religion and spirituality. Actually, I read these before the two Gandhi books that I wrote about last month, but decided to write about them later. Needless to add, both these books on religion strike me as complete mischief… Continue reading Mischief In the Name of Religion and Spirituality
Protected: Back to Business Reading
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Gandhiji, Hinduism and Women
After reading all three volumes of Mahatma Gandhi’s Moral and Political Writings edited by Raghavan Iyer, which belong to my aged father and about which I wrote a blog post not too long ago, I thought it’s time to read about his thoughts on Hinduism and women. The two slim books, What Is Hinduism? and… Continue reading Gandhiji, Hinduism and Women
Discovering Our Solstice Selves in Summer
We are in the midst of that time of the year, when the world decides to take a break from work. From our usual business and home routines. Summer vacations are a part and parcel of our lives from when we were little and had breaks from school. To spend time with family. To travel… Continue reading Discovering Our Solstice Selves in Summer
Protected: Catching Up With the World
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Time for Advertising’s Seasoned Professionals to Save the Industry
It’s that time of the year again, when the world’s advertising industry flocks to Cannes to bask in the sunshine that the French Riviera offers as well as in the limelight of international awards for creativity. And as I had written last year, this year too Cannes seems to revolve around AI and more AI,… Continue reading Time for Advertising’s Seasoned Professionals to Save the Industry
Protected: Summer of 2024: Changes Everywhere
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Us, Them, The World, Comparatively Speaking
It is in the spirit of this age and our times that we resort to making comparisons all the time. About anything and everything. In the 60 and more long years of my life, I have never encountered so much of this, as in the past couple of decades. It’s something about the 21st century… Continue reading Us, Them, The World, Comparatively Speaking
Protected: Reading In a Fragmented World
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Peripatetic Perch 