25 Years on This Planet: Lessons Taught by Time
Twenty-five is not old. But it is old enough to have been wrong about important things, to have lost people you thought would stay, and to have built something from the wreckage of plans that didn't survive.
The Call of the Mountains
There is a particular silence that only the mountains know how to hold. It is not the silence of absence — it is the silence of presence, of something ancient and immovable watching you from every ridge.
Why I Call Creativity a Process, and Its Hidden Toll
Creativity is not a lightning bolt. It is a slow, grinding, often unglamorous process that demands more from you than talent ever could — and it comes at a cost no one really talks about.
Learning Through Research Methodology
Research methodology is not just a chapter in a thesis — it is a way of thinking. The discipline of asking the right questions, structuring inquiry, and building knowledge brick by brick.
What I Learned from the Streets of Patna
Patna is a city that never stops breathing. It doesn't move with the polished, rhythmic hum of a metropolis, but rather with an unscripted, chaotic pulse that demands your attention.
The Art of Transforming Iron to Steel
Continuous Casting of Steel. Chernobyl disaster is till date the most severe nuclear disaster ever happened in the recorded history of mankind. The central component which can be rightfully credited as the main culprit in the disaster is Graphite.
A sound of Thunder: The Science of Chaos
Chaos theory says within the apparent randomness of chaotic complex systems, there are underlying patterns, interconnectedness, constant feedback loops, repetition, self-similarity, fractals, and self-organization.
So tell me, how does a RBMK reactor core explode?
Chernobyl disaster is till date the most severe nuclear disaster ever happened in the recorded history of mankind. Many people still believe the nuclear reactor number 4 exploded because the reactor became a nuke. This is not exactly true.