Fantastic read. Also gave me immense validation because you quoted the report I helped build - the Bain report, and the image from that report you've added here is something I had built :)
Thanks so much Tarang! A 'country's annual letter' is a neat way of characterising this exercise. I also consider it the highest compliment to be compared with The Indus Valley Report, which is always a phenomenal piece of work. I've got a list of 40-50 other themes that could make this list. Will probably return to the format either later this year or early next year. As always, thanks for reading :)
Oh man, as always, reading this piece was such a goosebumpy ride. I wish I could traverse and switch between such diverse knowledge areas in the same paragraph as well as you do.
Fantastic read! In case you still check comments, a minor quibble.
Both the Inca and the Aztec are not considered ancient civilizations as they were formed in the late 13th-early 14th centuries, making them contemporaries of Vasco De Gama.
Another fantastic read.
Reading each edition of Tigerfeathers evokes a strong feeling a love & optimism for India in me.
Please do more posts like this!
Appreciate it sir!
gem read
Fantastic read. Also gave me immense validation because you quoted the report I helped build - the Bain report, and the image from that report you've added here is something I had built :)
Glad you enjoyed reading Arushi :) And thanks for doing a stellar job with the report.
Great article, very well written, thank you for writing!
I found this better than the indus valley report as far as an "country's annual letter" goes.
How about a series on what themes would to make it next year? That could be interesting.
Like always. Best long format human written content on web.
Cheers!
Thanks so much Tarang! A 'country's annual letter' is a neat way of characterising this exercise. I also consider it the highest compliment to be compared with The Indus Valley Report, which is always a phenomenal piece of work. I've got a list of 40-50 other themes that could make this list. Will probably return to the format either later this year or early next year. As always, thanks for reading :)
'As far as removing the taboo around sex goes, we’re not there yet. But we’re coming'
Nicely done 😁
That line is going to be part of my Pulitzer submission package
😂
Great read, thank you
Oh man, as always, reading this piece was such a goosebumpy ride. I wish I could traverse and switch between such diverse knowledge areas in the same paragraph as well as you do.
And thanks for the shoutout!
Jawaharlal Nehru, who received a gold sceptre of his own when the country won its Independence from the British Crown in 2947 (it should be 1947?)
- Maybe a bi-annual piece for this style would be great.
Loved it as always:)
*facepalm* thank you for pointing out the typo, Aman. And appreciate you taking the time to read!
Fantastic read! In case you still check comments, a minor quibble.
Both the Inca and the Aztec are not considered ancient civilizations as they were formed in the late 13th-early 14th centuries, making them contemporaries of Vasco De Gama.
Fantastic stats
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