Okie, so I apologise for not posting on the blog for the whole of August. It’s a bad habbit for a blogger. I admit, I have not written much this month either. I was down with dengue for a week (thank you Bangalore). I have, however, been featured in Swarajya’s print edition this month, do have a look here: Dharma and the Manager.
So, you now know that my writings have been featured on several other places including Swarajya, The Quint, and most importantly, the Foundation for Economic Education.
Given that I have managed get myself this far, I know that the day won’t be too far when I will be able to write for other publications.
At this juncture, I’d like to ask you, dear readers, one important question:
If I were to write a book, what should it be on?
I ran a Twitter poll on this; it surprisingly got 22 votes.
*If I were to write a book, what should it be on:
— Srikanth (@rsrikanth05) August 28, 2017
Don’t go by the poll options however, for I could only put four options there. I can write on a lot more but preferably transport and infra related.
I plan to soon write a long-form piece on a major economic concept related to transport along with another blogger, Kundan Srivastav. You can follow Kundan on Twitter, he tweets @kun_srivastav.
Till then, do drop your ideas, suggestions and more in the comments. I plan to start writing a series of essays on modern transit, maybe this can be a good start.
