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- http://introspection.sandipb.in focuses on my interest in the socio-political side of my country.
- http://foodie.sandipb.in focuses on my interest in food! :)
- http://outforfun.sandipb.in focuses on my interest in running
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- When it comes to blowing one's own trumpet, no channel comes near Times Now,no newspaper like ToI 1 day ago
- RT @NilimDutta Norwegian authorities list Bhattacharyas' shortcomings http://t.co/S8GvF1Sz | Ridiculous charges 1 week ago
- Trying hard to stick to 1 of my new yr resolutions - read less twitter & more blogs. Not quite successful yet. This is quite some addiction 2 weeks ago
- Something is seriously wrong with Bangalore. It has not gone completely dark yet but I can already see fog near my house. Brr. 2 weeks ago
- Suddenly, there are hardly any FOSS conferences happening in Bangalore this year, it seems. 3 weeks ago
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Public photography under attack
The incompetency of our police and government in handling our security is often sought to be hidden by fear mongering. Knee jerk reactions like banning liquids in airlines, utterly stupid checks while entering malls, and the topic of this post, … Continue reading
Of Lessig, my years of self-delusion and beginning of realization
I just saw the update on Lessig’s blog – he is actually considering running for Congress this year! You can find more at http://lessig08.org/. Lessig’s announcement last year of the shift of his efforts over the next decade had significantly … Continue reading
Bush, USA and Public Healthcare
I have this queer interest in following US politics which I sometimes cannot adequately explain. It is somewhat the similar interest that people probably had some years back in Soviet Union. It was an example of a socioeconomic setup which … Continue reading
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