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Stepping Into an Uncomfortable Conversation – And Learning a Lot

When I was invited to speak at the World Menstrual Health Day 2025 panel discussion titled “Beyond the Basics: Menstrual Health as Dignity, Inclusion, and Policy Priority”, I felt like a fish out of water. Talking about menstrual health isn’t Read more…

By georgekoshi, 2 weeksJune 1, 2025 ago
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When Football Became More Than a Game: My Moderation Experience at the Indo-German MSME Conclave

On May 22, 2025, I had the distinct privilege of moderating a panel discussion during the Indo-German MSME Conclave, titled “Sport Meets Education: Leveraging Football for Youth Development and Social Impact.” This inspiring event was part of a collaborative effort Read more…

By georgekoshi, 3 weeksMay 24, 2025 ago
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Yassification of Work – A Day to Remember at CHROMA’s 10th Annual HR Imagery Conference 2025

May 10th, 2025, will remain in my memory as one of the most insightful and heartwarming professional experiences I’ve had in recent times. I had the honour of being a panel speaker at the 10th Annual HR Imagery Conference, hosted Read more…

By georgekoshi, 1 monthMay 12, 2025 ago
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What You Want and What You Get Are Two Completely Different Things

Guns N’ Roses are on a world tour, and they’ll be in Mumbai on the 17th of May. Interestingly, their tour has a peculiar and unusually long title: “Because what you want and what you get are two completely different Read more…

By georgekoshi, 2 monthsApril 12, 2025 ago
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Transforming Lives: From Camps to Communities

We are all citizens of the world. It is our responsibility to take care of the planet, its people and its resources. Recently I delivered a special address at the round table discussion on promoting self-reliance for Sri Lankan Tamils Read more…

By georgekoshi, 3 monthsMarch 8, 2025 ago
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The Lost Sheep: Different Perspectives

In one of the religious scriptures, the parable of the lost sheep tells of a shepherd who leaves behind his ninety nine sheep to search for the one that has strayed. When the lost sheep is found, the shepherd rejoices. Read more…

By georgekoshi, 7 monthsNovember 24, 2024 ago
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The Thinking Dilemma

Human beings engage in two distinct types of thinking: 1st order thinking and 2nd order thinking. First-order thinking is spontaneous and reactive, driven by strong emotions and often shaped by biases and prejudices. It is quick and fast everyday thinking, Read more…

By georgekoshi, 8 monthsOctober 3, 2024 ago
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The Purpose of LinkedIn; to Augment Thought Leadership

I recently came across several posts on LinkedIn. One post stated that Jesus is more than just a leader and is the son of God.” Another video post debated whether the Ramayana and Mahabharata are historical accounts or mythology. Yet Read more…

By georgekoshi, 9 monthsSeptember 2, 2024 ago
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Losing Originality with GenAI

“It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation.” -Herman Melville Generative Artificial Intelligence (Gen AI) has taken the digital world by storm.  Add .ai to a word, make it your domain, provide a GenAI service and Read more…

By georgekoshi, 10 monthsAugust 17, 2024 ago
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Prayers and promises

Prayers don’t move mountains, the fury of nature does. The landslide in Wayanad stands as a testimony to this. Disasters whether man-made or natural or man-made turned natural is always testing human beings in different parts of the world. It Read more…

By georgekoshi, 11 monthsAugust 1, 2024 ago

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