This is Nitin Pai's cyberspace.

I’m interested in coffee, philosophy, sharp objects, public policy, tech and stationery.

You are in the structured section of my domain where I have my blog posts, newspaper columns, updates on my teaching and research, and other things you had always been warned about.

▸ Check out my book: The Nitopadesha: Moral Tales for Good Citizens.⭐

▸ I have recently been writing about: ☼ information age ☼ hyperdiversity ☼ liberal democracy ☼ economics ☼ Covid-19 ☼ philosophy and everything else

▸ In these columns: ☼ Mint ☼ Debates with my Daughters ☼ The Print ☼ The Hindu ☼ Pragati ☼ Pax Indica ☼ Sakal

Don’t leave the army alone
| 27th Feb 2008

Covering up Naxalism
| 26th Feb 2008

My op-ed in Mint: Clarity in defence expenditure
| 25th Feb 2008

Never trust a man who reads only one book
| 24th Feb 2008

Graceful exit wounds
| 24th Feb 2008

Gross asymmetry in the public space
| 23rd Feb 2008

Grammar of Anarchy
| 23rd Feb 2008

Weekday Squib: Shooting in the air
| 21st Feb 2008

Pakistan’s next prime minister
| 20th Feb 2008

The curious incident of elections in Pakistan
| 18th Feb 2008

Recognising Kosovo is a bad idea
| 18th Feb 2008

My op-ed in Mail Today: Free speech checks intolerance
| 16th Feb 2008

State subsidised tours to the holy land
| 15th Feb 2008

On the front foot
| 15th Feb 2008

Offence is the best defence
| 15th Feb 2008

If all dentists are asked to fix computers
| 15th Feb 2008

Weekday Squib: Goulash is not Vindaloo!
| 13th Feb 2008

Gucci doesn’t trump Gandhi
| 11th Feb 2008

Don’t worry, be happy (and alert)
| 11th Feb 2008

China to take the Iran pipeline if India doesn’t
| 11th Feb 2008

Dud, decoy or blown?
| 10th Feb 2008

At last, some terrorists arrested
| 10th Feb 2008

Wages of the hyphenation
| 9th Feb 2008

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