Writing
Writing
I have written for as long as I have been building. Mostly about AI and agents, infrastructure, India, and what running a company here is actually like.
Most recent
What 8 Years in Indian Insurtech Taught Me About Where the Money Actually Moves
The market we were building in
Earlier
Pulled from Medium each time this site is built rather than typed out by hand. Covers are his own, copied to this site so nothing is loaded from anywhere else.
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From Freedom Won to Future Built
Seventy-nine years after independence, India’s future is no longer an aspiration - it’s a construction site. A sector-by-sector look at what’s real.
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The Journey Between the Headlines
Where it started
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The unsexy frontier: why AI’s biggest wins will be in highways, railways and tunnels
Follow the money, not the hype
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The AI-Powered Content & Knowledge System Blueprint for 2026
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Claude Managed Agents: The Complete Deep Dive & Step-by-Step Setup Guide
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The Generalist’s Decade Has Arrived -And Most Specialists Don’t See It Coming
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The Agent Era: Why SaaS Just Became an API, and What It Means for Every Industry You Know
The Numbers That Should Keep You Up at Night
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Moltbook and OpenClaw (Moltbot): From Static AI to Living Intelligence
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The Intelligence Shift: Why the Future of Entrepreneurship Belongs to Humans and AI Working…
Notes here
Shorter pieces that belong on my own site rather than on someone else's will appear here. Nothing yet.
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Where else I publish
The Entrepreneur’s Mind runs on LinkedIn, where the essays reach a little over twenty-six thousand followers. Recent pieces include The Space Between Chapters, From Freedom Won to Future Built, The Journey Between the Headlines, Tech Is Now the Cheap Part and The Generalist’s Decade Has Arrived. Most also appear on Medium, which is where the list above comes from.
The rest is scattered across the trade and startup press rather than collected anywhere: blogs at The Times of India, columns at YourStory, insurtech pieces at Business Today, and bylines at Tech in Asia and SiliconIndia from the Artivatic years. Each link above goes to the archive itself rather than to a selected piece, because the selection would say more about what I want read than about what I wrote.