Mrutyunjaya
A retelling of the Mahabharata from Karna's perspective — a warrior born in the wrong caste, destined for greatness but condemned by fate and circumstance. A powerful exploration of loyalty, identity, and the meaning of a hero.
Writing about books I've read, tech I've built, and ideas worth sharing.
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A retelling of the Mahabharata from Karna's perspective — a warrior born in the wrong caste, destined for greatness but condemned by fate and circumstance. A powerful exploration of loyalty, identity, and the meaning of a hero.
Khaled Hosseini's debut novel weaves a tale of friendship, betrayal, and redemption set against the backdrop of a turbulent Afghanistan. A story about the weight of guilt and the courage it takes to be good again.
Elif Shafak's lyrical novel tells the story of two teenagers in 1970s Cyprus, separated by war, and their daughter in present-day London who uncovers the past. Narrated in part by a fig tree — a meditation on memory, belonging, and loss.
V. S. Khandekar's Jnanpith Award-winning Marathi novel reimagines the ancient king Yayati from the Mahabharata — a man cursed with old age who trades youth with his son, and the philosophical reckoning that follows.
How I built an AI-powered pipeline deployed on Vercel Functions — triggered by a cron job — that selects a book, generates a summary with Hugging Face, renders it into an HTML template, and publishes it to GitHub Pages automatically.
Fetch live tech news → summarise with Hugging Face AI → TTS voiceover → overlay on a Pexels stock video → upload as a YouTube Short. Two decoupled cron jobs, zero manual steps.
Keynotes and technical deep dives from Linux Foundation's Open Source Summit India 2026 — featuring Linus Torvalds, Rust in Linux, eBPF routing, and sovereign AI.
A full-stack visual cloud infrastructure designer. Drag and drop AWS, Azure, and GCP resources on a canvas, connect and configure them, and instantly export to Terraform, CloudFormation, Kubernetes, or YAML.
Salt air, Bollywood bass lines, mehndi-stained hands, and a roller coaster we built ourselves — the annual company trip to St. Regis Goa that packed a full season into 72 hours.