Kodaikanal: Nine Stops, a thousand moods

A sudden veil of mist, a shaft of sunlight through the trees or the distant call of a bird can turn an ordinary stop into a memorable moment. A travelogue on my visit and experience on my visit to Kodaikanal. Kodaikanal

Importance of Writing Skills

In this Vodcast I discuss the importance of writing as a communication skill. I emphasise on the various types of writing (academic, professional, and personal) and their significance in different contexts. I also share that good writing skills contribute to professional growth, enhance credibility, and strengthen interpersonal relationships.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1fn5mwjPo7h2yr9mL21utK?si=4a712068bcb54067

Comic Book on Communication

 Based on my experiences in the field of Communication, I created a Comic book on professional communication.

You can access it here

Ignorance is bliss: The courage of not knowing

 "Mistakes are made, rectified, sometimes repeated and often avoided. But many youngsters today are growing up with the slogan, “I know everything”. If this is true, then what happens to the education sector, mentors and teachers? What the youth of today fail to understand is that a lot of the information floating around is hearsay and not necessarily evidence-based or true' I write in the section EdExpert Talks in the Edexlive. You can access the article here. 

Lead through communication: Visibility is not enough

 I write in Meghalaya Monitor in my column NextGen Insights, " "What organisations must realise is that they should invest in long-term communication strategies and ensure that they are remembered not because of strong marketing skills but for being consistent, realistic, share information and ensure that they embrace constant and continuous engagement with relevant stakeholders".

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How can think tanks in India be more visible in the State of the Sector?

In this blog article I write on the reasons as to why Indian think tanks do not score in the sector report published by On Think Tanks. "If Indian think tanks want to be better seen in the State of the Sector, the answer is not simply to seek more visibility for visibility’s sake. It is to build the kinds of institutions that become visible because they are clear, credible, connected and strategically engaged".

You can read the article here

Are Think Tanks Builders and Brokers of Evidence?

In my regular column Communication Pulse- Probe, Reflect, Act I write an article which speaks about how think tanks play a crucial role in not only building evidence but also act as brokers of evidence.

You can read the article here