Essays and reflections published on LinkedIn since 2022, including a numbered Sustainability Series. Every card links to the original, timestamped post.
Featured on my LinkedIn profileWarm Atlantic water is weakening the layer that insulates Arctic sea ice. The science is well documented; the decision-ready evidence is not. An interactive service concept fusing six satellite missions into one index, with the water column modelled from 1980 to 2024.
Humbled to receive an Applause Award for contributions to Deloitte's Sustainability SGO, recognition from the sustainability leadership for driving the initiatives I care most about.
Driving energy transition and sustainability by harnessing AI, blockchain, and beyond as tools for change. My UrjaToken thesis work, featured in The Linux Foundation's interview series.
A journey back from academic halls to consulting walls: Davos, the Siemens challenge, TU Munich, Paris, and Deloitte, synthesised into what 2023 actually taught me.
Behind the scenes as a Cluster Lead of the Grow Green plantation drive, and what corporate citizenship looks like when it's an operating value, not a photo op.
From The Linux Foundation's Energy Summit in Paris: why openness is emerging as the cornerstone of sustainability, and what open source changes about the speed and trust of decarbonisation.
What I noticed at the World Economic Forum's annual meeting about what truly drives progress in emerging technologies, and why the human conversation matters more than the tech.
As my master's journey at IIT Delhi neared its close, I opened a series on the achievements and events that shaped my path into sustainability and the renewable energy transition.
A personal essay on naming self-doubt, separating it from competence, and building a working response, written from the middle of the experience rather than after it.
Closing the IIT Delhi chapter: the scholarships, the rank, the thesis at TU Munich, and the people who made it possible, as I stepped back into the corporate world.
As a DAAD scholar in the Europa macht Schule program, I shared Indian culture (art, music, food, customs) with German school children at a secondary school near Munich.
The punchline of my learnings from the World Economic Forum's annual meeting week in Davos: opportunity favours presence, and being in the room changes what's possible.
My M.Tech research proposal was selected among the top five from IIT Delhi for the DAAD KOSPIE scholarship, with seven months of thesis research ahead at TU Munich.