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Yes, 130 Million Girls Cannot read this. Not because they are blind. But because they are being blindfolded by poverty, patriarchy, and illiteracy. I don’t know if I can bridge those numbers. I don’t know if I can influence a change. I don’t know if I am powerful enough, yet. Yet, I do remember well, […]
Written by _themessierAugust 26, 2020
The Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind
This post was long overdue. As with my previous open mic performances, I will be sharing the poem that I performed long back; 20th January 2018 to be more specific. This was performed as part of the monthly open mic Let Poetry be, hosted by Atta Galatta (it is on the list of my favourite […]
Written by _themessierJanuary 15, 2018January 15, 2018
Option B – A Book Review
In her latest book, OptionB Sheryl Sandberg talks about her life post Dave’s death. The book is written in collaboration with Adam Grant. The book teaches us that irrespective of our social-geographical or cultural differences, we process negative emotions in pretty much the same way. Our communication of pain and grief transcends words and language […]
Written by _themessierNovember 25, 2017November 26, 2017
Being One of “Their” Kind
On November 18th, I was at Atta Galatta to participate in Let Poetry Be’s November Open Mic. I will discuss the details of the poem in the second half of the post. Here is the poem I presented. Being One of “Their” Kind I lived a happy life. All cheerful and bright. Full of aims […]
Written by _themessierSeptember 23, 2017September 23, 2017
Be Careful What You Wish For!
Going against my very nature, today I did something I would have never thought of doing. I performed one of my poems, in a room full of amazing poets! I got a chance to perform the following poem at the 100 Thousand Poets for Change, 2017 Bangalore hosted at Atta Galatta.  I am indebted to Shubam, SurajD, […]
Written by _themessierAugust 19, 2017
The Princess and the Villain
My cousins aged 4 and 6 are a bundle of joy and fun and mischief too! The other day I was playing ‘Rescue the Princess’ with them. The elder one decided to be the superhero. And guess what, the younger one would take nothing less than a superhero role. If his `bhaiya` is a superhero, […]
Written by _themessierJanuary 23, 2017January 23, 2017
Don’t Forget The Edge Cases!
Imagine a scenario where you are asked to write the following function as a part of a larger project: Task: Write a function to return the type of a triangle based on the value of the length of 3 sides of a triangle. Let’s make it a bit more easy, by assuming that test for […]
Written by _themessierDecember 16, 2016December 21, 2016
A Leap of Faith.
#My Journey In The Tech World- A Leap of Faith. Towards the end of my final semester, I got an opportunity to join Red Hat as a Data Science Intern. The job was in the field I wanted to pursue, and in the company which anyone would love to associate with. But, it was an […]
Written by _themessierMarch 7, 2016
SHE- Social Hack Eve
“Behold, the number five is at hand. Grab it and shake and harness the power of networking.” Amidst the month long preparation, and anticipation, Women Who Code Delhi, hosted its first networking event- Social Hack Eve. Held at the Innovo8 coworking space on 3rd March, the event was a collocate of eager learners and leaders; […]
Written by _themessierMarch 5, 2016March 5, 2016
Written as a part of ML101 Teaching_ML Data Visualization forms the crux of data modeling. We use data visualization to explore the data before the modeling step, and then again to finally present the model in a graphical form to a non technical audience. There are numerous visualization libraries and tools available for Python or […]
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