Siddharth Vaze

My first live TV appearance 🎥 Every once in a while it's important to look back and see how far you've come, (however embarrassing or cringe the memory might be) 🤭 A few years ago I got the opportunity to be.. 1/4

Lakes of Ranthambhore are more beautiful when the queen Riddhi gracefully roam here with her family.

I regret to inform you that Ask Jeeves is dead. The site closed yesterday. Web 1.0 lost another founder. Ask Jeeves: 3 June 1996 - 1 May 2026. Send no memes.

new banksy artwork, a man blinded by his flag

The notion that India is warming faster than the global average is a misconception; the data presents a different narrative. Recent headlines often claim that India is warming at an alarming, unprecedented rate compared to the rest of the world, but long-term observational data reveals a much more complex—and surprising—reality. When we examine the seasonal temperature trends from 1995 to 2024, specifically during the critical March–May (MAM) pre-monsoon season, India emerges as a global anomaly. While the Arctic, Europe, and parts of the Middle East are experiencing "climate fever" with warming rates as high as 0.6°C to 1.5°C per decade, large swaths of the Indian subcontinent show a significantly more stable trend, often hovering between a mere 0 to 0.2°C per decade. This data suggests that the assumption of India warming "faster" than other regions is not only misleading but factually incorrect when compared to the global mean and high-latitude hotspots. This "Indian Warming Lag" is likely the result of unique regional factors that act as a temporary atmospheric shield. The high concentration of aerosols (dust and pollution) over the Indo-Gangetic Plain scatters incoming solar radiation—a phenomenon known as "solar dimming"—which effectively masks the full force of greenhouse gas warming during the peak daylight hours of spring. Furthermore, the maritime influence of the Indian Ocean and massive regional irrigation projects provide a cooling counter-balance that landlocked northern continents lack. While India is undoubtedly getting warmer, the actual rate of change is among the slowest in Asia, proving that local geography and atmospheric conditions continue to buffer the subcontinent against the more aggressive warming trends seen elsewhere on the globe. In short: India is not the warming epicenter the headlines claim it to be; it is, in fact, one of the most resilient regions against rapid seasonal temperature shifts. Image courtesy : climate.copernicus.eu/climate-indica…

The oldest hotel in the world is The Nishiyama Onsen Keiunkan in Japan and has been in business since 705 AD. The crazy thing is that it’s still a family business. For 52 generations.

When you arrive in heaven and God says someone has been waiting for you

Quando chego no trabalho e tem trabalho

Knowing a guy who knows a guy is one of the most valuable things in the entire world.

Voici à quoi ressemblent les champs en ce moment dans le nord de l’Alsace.

Hearing them on speaker phone when you’re out in public

One of my “go to” lines for years has been that the sign of success for a country isn’t that poor people drive cars, but that rich people ride the subway…

Major cheat code for life: Believe that things will work out for you. Not blindly, but through effort. When you expect good things and pair it with action, you start noticing opportunities others miss. Optimism paired with effort is a powerful force.

People are capable of far more than they think, on far shorter timelines. Problems expand to fill the time you give them.

not having to be on LinkedIn is the true generational wealth

A man grows up when he realizes that his parents are mortals, he is all he has, and that he was born alone and will die alone. In 100 years we will all be dead and forgotten. No one will know who you are in 2150, and we all know it's only a matter of time till 2150 arrives. Every possession you have, the house you live in, the money in your bank will be a possession of someone else who will not know who you are. Every time I see someone stressed about some meaningless thing, I am reminded of this: Remember to LIVE while you can.

In 2006, I had $3,000, no investors, and zero experience making shoes. People said my idea would bankrupt me. Today, it's worth $600 million.

European Morning

This is the best bit of life advice that you will read today

I’ve got a ton of respect for anyone in their 30s or 40s and beyond who decides to reinvent themselves. Going back to school. Getting in the best shape of their life. Leaving that soul-sucking job or shitty relationship. Starting over is never easy.

Rajkumari Ratnavati Girls’ School in India, designed by Diana Kellogg Architects, gains global attention for its unique design