Author
Syed Shujauddin Rafai
Hope you find my reads interesting!
Driving, it’s something most of us do every day, either for fun or out of necessity. But with increasing urbanization and public transport not being very developed in most parts of the world, driving is a fairly necessary part of… Continue Reading →
kMITRA : Hey, our new edition is going to be the AI Edition, so could you please generate a gist of articles covering various topics and subtopics of AI, personalized for each of our writers and their writing styles? Also,… Continue Reading →
Alhamdulillah Hotel, located in Nampally near Dargah Yousufain is a famous hotel serving quintessential Hyderabadi delicacies over the past three decades. Roads here were not designed with cars in mind so easy access is possible only by two-wheeler. However, parking… Continue Reading →
Seeing the campus teeming with couples all around has me seething with a certain degree of annoyance. If you’re reading this, chances are you’re either single like me or perhaps you have an ex who you want to see suffer…. Continue Reading →
Well, well, well. Something interesting has finally caught your attention in this painfully boring and monotonous life. You dash to the most convenient online marketplace to find the materialistic item that fuels your dopamine rush. These platforms help connect buyers… Continue Reading →
The scene opens in a jury room, where a decision is to be taken on the death sentence of a man accused of murder. After voting, each juror explains why they feel the accused is guilty or not guilty. One… Continue Reading →
Spoiler Alert: The following write-up is inspired by, and includes major spoilers of the book “After Dark” by Haruki Murakami. Chapter names of the book are time-stamps. [Trigger Warning] The book contains descriptions of violence and injury. Reader discretion is… Continue Reading →
What makes a modern smartphone smart is its ability to connect to the internet and its functions like video playback, music, cameras, and gaming. The Candybar touchscreen form factor of smartphones has been in existence since 2006 or so, the… Continue Reading →
Did you know that only one in three Indians would object to their privacy being breached? This is according to a 2014 survey conducted by Pew Research Centre. It is apparent that a lot of Indians wouldn’t mind trading their… Continue Reading →
