The US and Iran war of 2026 was a battle between the AI Goliath and the NI (Natural Intelligence) David. The US pivoted from the conventional body count that defined the 1960s US wars to infrastructure damage that defined the 2020s wars. Should we see this as a precursor of the impact of machine thinking ... Read more The post Jobs that Humans Still Need to Do in an AI world appeared first on…
Vijay Gokhale has been India s ambassador to China and went on to become the Foreign Secretary. He has written extensively on China. America engaged China s low labor cost to sustain a lifestyle that they thought was fuelled by tech superiority. But China did not rest on manufacturing laurels. From 1995 education was revamped. The state invested ... Read more The post China s Wars appeared first…
Mysore Circa 2012, yours truly and friends had done a Mysore-Ooty-Coimbatore cycle ride. The missus was not impressed with the challenges on the ride so I decided that the family would benefit from going through the same experience. Except, that they wanted to replace the cycle with motorised transport. So we boarded the train ... Read more The post Ooty Deja vu appeared first on BullsEye .
Most of us may have just about heard of Jhabua. We imagine it to be right in the middle of Jharkhand but it is in west MP, on the MP Gujarat border. Though the Jharkhand connection is there in the sense that 90% of Jhabua s (and neighbour Alirajpur s) 22 lakh population is made ... Read more The post Friends of Jhabua appeared first on BullsEye .
Jagannath Dixit’s affinity for preventive medicine made him leave a MD (Medicine) seat to do a MD in PSM – Preventive and Social Medicine. He has taught for 30 years at the Government Medical colleges in Maharashtra. He is currently HoD of Community Medicine at BJ Medical College. Dr Dixit, like a lot of us, ... Read more The post Dixit Diet appeared first on BullsEye .
Alien Landscape at Nigoj Kund It all started with a post made by my friend Gyaneshwar on the IIMC@Pune WA group. Nigoj Kund, about 72 km from Pune, seemed ideal for a weekend ride. We were not too sure about whether we would find a place to stay overnight but that got resolved when ... Read more The post Geology @ Nigoj appeared first on BullsEye .
Devaroop, Pratik’s brother-in-law, is my cycling buddy. I had heard about Pratik Panchal from Devaroop and finally managed to meet up with him in Jan 2026 when he was vacationing in Pune. The Panchal family is based out of Mumbai, where Pratik’s dad worked with Mahindra and Mahindra. Pratik finished his MBBS from Mumbai’s ... Read more The post Gut Guru appeared first on BullsEye .
The Simple One has been in the making for a long while. Finally got my hands on a vehicle and also managed a test ride. Build quality is better than the Ather. A lot of design elements are copied from the 450S but there are some aesthetics the front and back panels ... Read more The post Simple One appeared first on BullsEye .
Venkatraman Srinivasan did his graduation in Math from Chennai, where he was the university gold medallist. He followed that up with a CA, again getting a gold medal. He then joined his dad’s practice. His dad was into tax consulting and his area of expertise was in tax appeals. Not only did this require ... Read more The post Startup @ 58 appeared first on BullsEye .
Dhiraj Sinha s life changed at 50. He wanted to make his 50th birthday memorable. One, he left his corporate career to concentrate on investing and trading. He signed a pledge Living the Promise of giving away 50% of what you have in your own lifetime or in your will. 170 people have ... Read more The post Giving appeared first on BullsEye .