How Not to Die in a Forest Full of Opportunists: Mahabharatha
There stood, in the middle of a vast forest, a magnificent banyan tree — the
Sorcerer
C++ and the Art of Suffering Attractively
So Bjarne Stroustrup, with the calm confidence of a man introducing wolves into a daycare for educational reasons, took C and expanded it. He added classes, inheritance, polymorphism, templates, operator overloading, exceptions, namespaces, and eventually enough features to make the language resemble an empire that had annexed every nearby kingdom, regardless of whether the roads connected properly.
How to Drive Like Civilization Has Given Up on You
This is a humble attempt to explain the fine art of driving to those who approach the automobile the way a goat approaches a typewriter: with curiosity, optimism, and no clear plan for what happens next.
Operation Blue Top: Two Idiots, One Mall, and the Mathematical Terror of Women’s Clothing
There are moments in life when fate does not merely inconvenience you. It walks into your day wearing boots, kicks over your peace, spits in your tea, and leaves you standing in a shopping mall wondering whether death might still be an accessible option. This is the story of one such day. A day that began with lunch and ended with two grown men being psychologically dismantled by women’s clothing.
My First Love Crashed
The past has a nasty little habit of creeping back into your life when you
Bob the Fish: The Accidental Alien Romance
A cautionary tale about curiosity, bad luck, and unsolicited intimacy
Dripping Nature
Drizzling rain has a way of touching nature with extraordinary gentleness. It does not arrive like a storm demanding attention; it comes softly, almost like a whisper passing through the trees. The sky turns tender and grey, leaves begin to shimmer, and every blade of grass seems to wake into a fresher, brighter life. Tiny drops gather on petals, cling to branches, and slide down in slow silver lines, making the ordinary world look briefly enchanted.
Chanakya: The Original Consultant for a Civilization Making Terrible Choices
In simpler terms, Chanakya was what happens when genius gets tired of everyone’s nonsense and decides to become useful.
The Bhagavad Gita: When Arjuna’s Brain Blue-Screened on the Battlefield
Arjuna is not just Arjuna. Arjuna is everyone who has ever sat in the chariot of their own life, stared at the battlefield ahead, and thought, “I genuinely cannot do this.”
F-35: The Flying Supercomputer That Occasionally Needs Psychiatric Support
For a period, the F-35A could not fly within 25 miles of lightning or thunderstorms because of problems tied to its onboard inert-gas system meant to protect the fuel tanks. That restriction was only lifted in March 2024 after fixes were implemented.