Emails have become a critical form of communication. I remember when people said instant messaging would kill email. I was sceptical about writing off the longer form of communication. Emails continue to thrive today, and two years ago, it was an email from Anubhav Arora that affirmed my belief in them.

History shows that legacy code never dies, it gets wrapped. SaaS will evolve into AI and become more valuable.

My friendship with Sparsh Gupta has probably resembled that of nature creating a beach. While I don’t have centuries to erode a mountainside away, Sparsh and I have been terraforming our relationship for the better part of a decade. Maybe even more.

Some people you meet at networking events and forget by the time you reach the buffet line. And then there is Kishore Natarajan. I first bumped into him at an event in the US in 2023. His company, Hyperverge, had just crossed $2 million in revenue from India, and he was beginning to think seriously […]

He looked reserved; he didn’t mingle and socialise. But I saw this intensity in that young man that felt familiar. A few months later, when he introduced himself to me, I realised what I had seen in Dikshant Joshi all those months ago. 

A six-year reflection on volunteering as a conscious choice, not sacrifice—where showing up consistently reveals one’s strengths, boundaries, and growth.

Shruti reminds me of Curie in this spirit of giving. Despite achieving what many spend a lifetime chasing, she remains naturally unassuming and makes an effort to know people. She notices the smallest gestures, takes calls from Montenegro while hiking or at yoga retreats, and tells us she will always find time to show up.

When I first heard about him, I was curious. The stories on the grapevine described him as a founder with a manic spark and a company on a rocketship.

A look inside SaaSBoomi’s 7th Volunteer Retreat in Colombo, where unfiltered conversations and genuine connections offered valuable perspective on India’s product-nation trajectory.