For entrepreneurs facing chaos, Mantra is an ancient Indian sound hack for focus. Explore how these vibrational tools build mental clarity and resilience, going beyond simple affirmations. Read more on …
Sarawanan
Sarawanan
Meet Sarawanan — part news buff, part history nerd, part chai-fuelled thinker. For the past two decades, he’s followed India's economic shifts, cultural twists, and everything in between. His writing on IndiLogs isn’t about textbook theories or dry reports — it’s about telling the real India story. The one that connects temple donations to rural banks, or Diwali sales to stock market surges. If you're someone who enjoys learning about India’s roots while watching it sprint ahead, you’ll feel right at home here
Beyond the tech, this is the human story of Aadhaar. We explore its transformative power in fighting corruption and enabling inclusion, and the stark reality of exclusion and privacy concerns …
Feeling burnt out? Explore Tirtha Yatra (pilgrimage), India’s ancient practice for renewal. Discover how it helps entrepreneurs find purpose, perspective, and resilience. Read more on Indilogs.
“Khaana Kha Liya?” – Why in India, “Have You Eaten?” is How We Really Say “I Love You”
Explore why the question “Have you eaten?” is India’s universal care language. Discover how inquiries about food function as deep expressions of concern and affection, shaping unique relationship patterns.
Why did QR codes conquer India’s bazaars where card machines failed? It’s a story of jugaad. Discover how this frugal tech perfectly matches the chaotic, high-velocity rhythm of traditional Indian …
Think wealth is unspiritual? Discover Artha, the Indian philosophical goal of ethical prosperity. Learn how Chanakya advocated for wealth creation as a crucial part of a balanced, spiritual life. Read …
One-Bounce Catch & Aunty’s Window Is Out: The Genius Legal System of Street Cricket!
Listen closely. In the heart of any Indian residential colony, amidst the hum of daily life, you’ll eventually hear it. That distinct, satisfying thwack of a tennis ball meeting wood, …
“Roti, Kapda, Makaan” has a new partner: Mobile. Explore how smartphones have become a basic need in India, essential for accessing food, opportunity, and security, effectively rebooting Maslow’s hierarchy for …
Discover why Indian wedding attendance is a non-negotiable social obligation. It’s not just a party; it’s an investment in “relationship capital,” a unique system where your presence validates and strengthens …
Beyond ‘Little Indias’: The Surprising Economic Architecture of Our Global Mohallas
Beyond tourist spots, “Little Indias” are sophisticated economic engines. They act as soft landing zones for new immigrants and innovation hubs connecting global markets. Discover their architecture.