On my way to work earlier this week, I got a call from an old friend—a few years senior in college—someone I hadn’t spoken to in a while. His voice carried a weight I couldn’t quite place at first. What he said left me stunned.
Have you ever met someone who constantly reminds others of their value?
And you wonder—why?
I was reminded of this recently while observing someone I deeply respect.
It bothered me—and it still does.
This isn’t just about him. It’s about all of us.
Throughout my career, I’ve worked with some of the best-known names in journalism—veteran anchors, celebrated interviewers, and media personalities who have made a name for themselves in the industry.
When it came time to choose someone for my book launch, the first name that popped into my head was someone
The generation gap isn’t going away. But how we deal with it can make all the difference.
This piece—my 150th nugget— isn’t just about my journey. It’s about what you can do when you decide to take that first step, and then stick with it. Maybe it’s writing. Perhaps it’s something else that you cherish. Or it could be finally tackling something that scares you.
What’s the most significant factor dragging workplaces down?
It can destabilise even the most promising teams and undermine the best-laid plans.
Have you ever been shocked by someone you least expected?
As kids, we often see the world in black and white. There are “good” people who never falter and “bad” people who always seem to mess up. But life has a way of challenging these notions, often through moments we
In November 2009, CNN-News18 (then CNN-IBN) recorded a show with the then-Prime Minister of India, Dr. Manmohan Singh.
This was not just any interview but a historic interaction in which the Prime Minister engaged with schoolchildren on national television, the first on a private TV network. This wasn’t just
New Year’s resolutions, anyone?
For most of us, it is a case of make-it-shut-it-forget-it.
This year has been different for me. I challenged myself to leave my comfort zone and made some inroads.
Two factors caused the change. I completed a half-century since I arrived and am entering my