Curious Herald

What if the world of science wasn’t built in silence… but amidst pure chaos? A ball falls while an apple drops and a cat simply walks past through the scene. And somewhere in between, humanity keeps trying to explain everything.

 Hi and Lo! (To y'all and to a special person) You're literally the reason why I still run this thing. Sounds cliche, but it's what keeps me going. Math never lies.  Following the spirit of the last episode of the freshly restarted Ramayana Series...

 Ramayana Series Episode 7 is live online! If you've been an ardent reader of this blog, but are not aware of the YouTube channel,  There's a series that I've been running since the dawn of 2022, titled 'Ramayana - The Epic Series'.

Ramayana Series is finally back with Episode 6, which is not a sequel but rather a special episode!  So, sit back, relax on the occasion of Gudi Padwa, and enjoy the retelling of Ramayana. The video is rendered in 4K... 

Stories will be back on Curious Herald after a long hiatus. I had posted more poetic pieces lately, and honestly, I enjoyed writing them. But Curious Herald was always built not just on poetry, but also on stories, strange ideas, adventures, questions, and worlds created out of imagination.

  Unknown Simulation What happens when science proves that our living is someone else's simulation, or someone's generosity? Is generosity a simulation? Why should we be thankful if someone is generous? No, I don't want to parch your brain, yet, this piece delves upon these interesting questions.

  Priceless Presents. Christmas has quietly come and gone. Some markets made gains via unique offers. Festivals, as we know bring joy. But what makes it joyful? Are the systems that we created really meant to create prosperity?

What happens in courts? There's a case, lawyers debate, a judge decides, there's evidences and a guilty. Everybody thinks they got the spotlight. But who's really running the show? What is binding a case and makes it successful?

Cover page of the book launched on Amazon :) What happens when a generation raised on infinite scroll tries to find finite meaning? Loopy Chaos  isn't some great Shakespeare stuff.  No flowery verses about sunsets . This is what gets written at 2 AM when the  algorithm won't let you sleep.  

Who doesn't love imagination?  Those childhood vacations, when one hour felt like an entire lifetime and one night felt like a paradise in dreams, are just too good to imagine.  Often themes of romance coincide with, s tarry nights and shooting stars.  What if we bring such an imagination to this era of scrolls, when the night sky in top tier cities is full of light pollution?