ChatGPT Go India

ChatGPT Go in India: The Jio Moment of AI

On August 19, 2025, OpenAI officially launched ChatGPT Go in India — its most affordable subscription plan yet at ₹399/month. At first glance, it looks like just another plan in a growing subscription ladder. But in reality, this launch marks something bigger: India is becoming the frontline of global AI adoption. To understand why ChatGPT
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What Independence Feels Like (When You’re Building)

What Independence Feels Like (When You’re Building)

The flags go up early in my neighbourhood.The guard ties one to the gate.My phone fills with forwards.I make coffee. I open Notes.This is my Independence Day reflection—quiet, honest, and practical. I used to think independence was loud—marches, speeches, hashtags.Now it feels like choice.The choice to think for myself.To keep promises I make to me.To
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2022 Midterm election

The 2022 midterm election could spell disaster for the Democrats

2020 was a historic year for the Democratic Party. Not only were they able to control both houses of Congress for the first time in 10 years, Joe Biden, the Democratic Presidential nominee, was able to beat the incumbent president for the first time in 28 years (the last incumbent president to have lost the
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Joe Biden India

Opinion: What India can expect from a Joe Biden Presidency?

May you live in interesting times. It is an old Chinese saying that couldn’t ring any truer in 2020, especially with this COVID pandemic. But for the US, and in a way to the world, 2020 has still more interesting stuff to offer. 2020 is a Presidential election year in the United States, and Joe
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Floyd Protest

Opinion: Why George Floyd’s death garnered such massive protests?

And why Floyd Protests isn’t going to affect any systemic change? Protests have erupted across the globe for the killing of George Floyd on May 25, 2020, in Minneapolis, Minnesota by a white police officer, later identified as Derek Chauvin, by pressing his knee on Floyd’s neck for nine minutes straight. Derek’s two colleagues restrained
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