Cogito, Ergo Sum
by SHAILESH VICKRAM SINGH
Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017

FringeNotes by Shailesh Vickram Singh is a commentary on Indian society, economics, poverty, Pollution & environment, Venture Capital I occasionally take a deep dive in some of these hot and complex issues and present you antithesis to the popular opinion. I intend to publish one or two articles every fortnight or month. Get this antithesis dote by subscribing to my newsletter

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इतिहास गान

बहुत हुआ इतिहास गान, अब तो करो कुछ कार्य संधान कब तक यू गाते रहोगे, अपने को भरमाते रहोगे ये तो इतिहास है इतिहास ही रहेंगे  मगर हम आने वाली पीढ़ी को क्या जवाब देंगे written in class 8th, rediscovered

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Chakravyhuh

It is easy to get in a Chakravhyu than to get out. Hence before getting into a war formation, one need to know as when to get out or in other worlds – do not start a war when you

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Mercenary as a leader

When a nation has “no skin in the game” policy makers whose reward, long term career and personal life are not aligned with India, these mercenary policy makers will run at drop of a hat.  No nation has attained prosperity

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Covid19 Curve : Don’t Crush it, just Ride it!

First wave of policy decisions globally were driven by “flatten the curve” crowd and “extreme infection/death model” makers. However as the time passed, neither the curve flattened nor extreme infection deaths happened on predicted timelines (NewYork Officials had estimated that

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The Great Indian Tamasha

Imagine for a moment that you just got lucky. You have won some contest to own/manage a house. This house is not yours forever but you get to enjoy it with all perks as long as you remain its owner.

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Covid19 & Economy

While there is much noise and lot of mathematical modelling on spread and damage by Covid19, there is hardly any crystal gazing when it comes to general economy. The way things are, I think both side will turn up wrong

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Income Inequality

Income inequality is caused by low food prices and high real estate costs. Paradoxically, this anomaly of keeping food inflation low is supported by economists and enforced by state. 

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Created by potrace 1.15, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2017