A Bangali Boro Din with Home made Kolkata Biryani and Plum Cake.
As the only occasional Church Goer at home, I appreciate the efforts folks take to curate a creole vernacular Christmas celebration.

Through the Highways of Globalization
A Bangali Boro Din with Home made Kolkata Biryani and Plum Cake.
As the only occasional Church Goer at home, I appreciate the efforts folks take to curate a creole vernacular Christmas celebration.

It’s ten years of blogging! 26k hits across 7 countries. I am thankful to the support of friends who read my scribbles.
This is the edifice of my entrepreneurial writing career, which has led to so many windows to express and explore.




Thankfully Christmas still is one in the Public Imagination instead of Good Governance Day. Merry Christmas!



Day Two of the Global Migration and Development Forum 2021 Dubai Indian Strategic Stakeholder Consultations with speakers such as Prof Ginu Zach and Mehru ji along with representatives from IOM, ILO, Non Profits such as India Migration Now and Community Representatives such as Oman. Glad to join in.
Amazing work by CIMS Kerala Team Parvathy Devi , Rafeek ji and Akhil.
There were important threads regarding migration especially data paucity, subversion of rules by workers such as under reporting of age by domestic workers, the weak nature of bilateral MoUs with destination countries.
I really liked what Mehru ji, a senior migrant rights activist from Bahrain said regarding migrant workers, when a migrant worker goes to the Gulf, the expectations of the family financially goes with him.
The ATM Mentality of the families are critical in the paucity of bargaining prowess of the worker. The migration debt shackles the worker as well.
Migration academics, ground level community worker in the diaspora (can the Khaleej be called that ?) and businesses have to work closely with the state moving beyond the white paper, which no one reads.
Took part in the Day 1 of Indian Strategic Public Consultations for Global Migration and Development Forum 2021 Dubai next month today with the CIMS Kerala facilitating the dialogue between stakeholders from IOM to skills development non profits to digital channels for migrant voices.
Day 2 of the dialogue is tomorrow.






Pati Shapta or Bengali Putu Piring. Some dishes are vanishing off the kitchens, hence the culinary heritage has to be documented and archived.
By Mom in Law in Pune with Jiya Chakraborty Prasad
I write on Automation and Society for the Columbia based Intangible Mag. It is in Spanish via Translation
I end my writing year with this article. Thank you Juan for the wonderful opportunity
