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Leading British chefs appeal to save London’s iconic Indian restaurant Veeraswamy
The article first appeared in The Tribune on November 13, 2025. Some of Britain’s leading chefs across cuisines on Thursday came out fighting in favour of one of London’s oldest Indian restaurants, Veeraswamy, which is battling the threat of losing its iconic central location on Regent Street in a lease extension stand-off.
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America’s Mamdani moment
The article first appeared in The Hindu on November 9, 2025.
Zohran Mamdani’s victory in New York, a city with a budget of over $100 billion and a population larger than that of 40 U.S. States, demonstrates that the political movement has transcended niche activism to achieve mainstream electoral viability.
In an election cycle where the Democrats won multiple mayoralties and governor positions across the U.S., Zohran Mamdani’s victory in New York stood out. Mr. Mamdani’s triumph was singular because of his unabashed “democratic socialism” platform, which defeated well-funded Democratic establishment candidate Andrew Cuomo, who ran as an independent. His win reflects the growing electoral viability of a political tradition hitherto marginalised in U.S. politics: socialism...15 Reads
The greying country: Will India’s rising senior population power a silver economy, or become a big strain?
The article first appeared in The Economic Times on November 9, 2025.
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The 1st Republic, the lost Republic
The article first appeared in Business Standard on November 8, 2025.
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The great tech job reset
The article first appeared in Business Standard on November 5, 2025. The process is almost robotic. The office entry badge is disabled and laptop access denied before the final email from HR: 'You were good but no longer required. A courier will deliver your belongings.' The sentiment is exaggerated here, but for thousands of employees across the global tech industry, it rings kind of true - its a new automated way of getting a pink slip...
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The article first appeared in The Times of India on November 3, 2025. If running New York City were only as simple as making a TikTok video! Zohran Mamdani excels in one, and if he wins the crown, he will realise that sweet dreams are ‘not’ made of this. Cue the music since we are in the zone and he is a lapsed rapper....
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