On how the U.S. is engineering currency devaluation and low rates to shrink its debt — quietly aligning policy, markets, and growth.

On the policy choices facing India coming out of the pandemic.

Why managing attention — not predicting markets — is the real edge when emotional reactivity distorts decisions more than conditions do.

A reflective piece on the inner observer — the quiet witness behind every experience.

On why national crises demand more than spectator energy — and what it actually costs to show up.

AI's greatest value isn't automating tasks — it's amplifying human cognition and expanding awareness.

Argued for asymptomatic spread and a targeted protective strategy weeks before mainstream acceptance.

A personal essay on what matters most, written for the Stanford GSB application.