Tides of Thoughts

Shared Roots: Tales from the Indosphere by Ratul Chakraborty My rating: 5 of 5 stars This is an interesting mix of fiction and travelogue. While the fiction part takes us to Cambodia and India in the medieval periods, the travelogue takes us to the ruins of Angkor Wat and Siem Reap. The collective efforts of Srivalli Rekha , Kavita Krishna Meegama , Srinidhi Balasubramanian , Swetha Prakash , Vaishali S, Sunil Kumar, and Pranshu B. Saxena give us an enchanting reading experience of the rich shared heritage of India and Cambodia. View all my reviews

  Darwin in the Boardroom - Doesn't it sound interesting? I started writing about how corporate and business organisations are similar to natural processes and phenomena sometime in 2020. I shared 2-3 of them as blog posts also. As the number of analogies between nature and corporates grew to more than 5, some of my friends suggested making it a small book since the analogies are relevant to the growing corporate world in the country. With their encouragement, I made 10 analogies and compiled them as a book bridging the concepts and traversing through the vast nature and corporate world. It became a small book of 23-24 pages when converted into a .epub file. (I would rather call it a handout). It even went through two edits and I even wrote a foreword too, but it never took off. Why? I tried getting some interactions about this to understand whether people are interested in reading the concept or not. Then I realised that I have been working on a very niche aspect of merging scient...