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क्या 2025 में इंडियन ई-कॉमर्स ने फाइनली 'ग्रो अप' (grow up) कर लिया है? इस एपिसोड में हम डिकोड करेंगे ClickPost की नई रिपोर्ट जो 635 मिलियन ऑर्डर्स के डेटा पर आधारित है। जानिए कैसे GST 2.0 ने इलेक्ट्रॉनिक्स और फैशन को सस्ता करके फेस्टिव सेल्स में 25% की ग्रोथ दी। हम यह भी बात करेंगे कि कैसे Tier 3 शहरों में डिलीवरी की स्पीड अब मेट्रोज़ को टक्कर दे रही है और क्यों कस्टमर्स अब कैश ऑन डिलीवरी (COD) की जगह प्रीपेड (Prepaid) पर ज़्यादा भरोसा कर रहे हैं। अगर आप डिजिटल इंडिया की नई रफ़्तार और ‘रिटर्न्स’ (returns) कम होने का राज़ समझना चाहते हैं, तो ये एपिसोड ज़रूर सुनिए। Read more.. https://www.likhai.online/articles/the-year-indian-e-commerce-finally-grew-up-inside-635-million-orders-that-changed-everything
This writing introduces an essay titled "There Is No Time," which explores the intersection of modern economic systems and the human psyche. The author, Samridhi, examines how the pressures of capitalism impact our internal lives and distort our perception of the future. By focusing on the scarcity of time, the piece suggests a need to reclaim our personal autonomy and mental well-being. Published in early 2026, the text serves as a critical reflection on the demanding pace of contemporary existence. It ultimately aims to provide readers with a new perspective on recovering a sense of hope and purpose. Read more https://www.likhai.online/articles/there-is-no-time-on-capitalism-inner-life-and-the-recovery-of-the-future
In early 2026, many aspiring writers encountered a frustrating and demoralising message when trying to monetise their work on Medium:
“New members are no longer being accepted into the Partner Program.”
No explanation. No timeline. No roadmap. Read more - https://www.likhai.online/articles/why-new-writers-cant-join-the-medium-partner-program-in-early-2026
On May 19, 2009, seven-year-old Yogita Thakre was found dead inside a car at ’Bhakti,’ the Nagpur residence of Nitin Gadkari, then BJP state president and one of Maharashtra’s most powerful politicians. Nearly sixteen years later, four critical questions remain unanswered, and the case stands as a stark example of how India’s criminal justice system struggles when investigations involve the powerful https://www.likhai.online/articles/7-year-old-girl-found-dead-at-nitin-gadkaris-residence-in-2009-four-questions-still-unanswered
An investigative analysis of newly declassified documents revealing the relationship between Indian billionaire Anil Ambani and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein
Read the full report here https://www.likhai.online/articles/the-ambani-epstein-connection-a-deep-dive-into-defense-deals-and-geopolitical-brokering
Title: Likhai Online Episode 2 – From Frozen Realities to Ancient Truths: A Confluence of Modern Strategy and Spiritual Wisdom
Description: This episode of Likhai.online presents a diverse conglomeration of narratives that bridge the gap between speculative fiction, ancient philosophy, and modern socio-economic strategies. We journey through frozen moments in time, the inner workings of the human gut, and the vast mythological scripts that continue to define culture today.
Key segments in this collection include:
This collection is like a tapestry woven from disparate threads—some high-tech and modern, others ancient and spiritual—all coming together to form a complete picture of the human experience in 2026.
These articles cover the intellectual and cultural landscape of Udupi and the South Kanara region, juxtaposing ancient traditions with modern innovation. They highlight the legacy of Bannanje Govindacharya, a Vedic polymath who preserved Madhvacharya’s dualistic philosophy and restored sacred manuscripts using advanced imaging technology. This focus on local heritage extends to the Aliyasantana law, a historical matrilineal system where property and identity were inherited through the female line. Complementing these historical narratives, the texts explore Udupi's potential as a modern startup hub, citing its low cost of living and supportive educational infrastructure. Furthermore, they introduce Likhai, a digital platform for writers that utilizes micropayments to foster community-driven knowledge sharing. Finally, the collection offers strategic frameworks for career growth, emphasizing the need to solve core challenges before pursuing superficial progress.
Nassim Taleb's Fooled by Randomness explores the human tendency to mistake luck for skill, particularly within the context of financial markets. The book uses anecdotes and mathematical concepts, such as Monte Carlo simulations, to illustrate how randomness significantly impacts outcomes. Taleb critiques the limitations of conventional wisdom and journalistic oversimplification, emphasizing the importance of probabilistic thinking and a critical, open-minded approach to understanding complex systems. He contrasts this with the flaws in human perception and decision-making, highlighting cognitive biases and the challenges of handling uncertainty. The text also touches on philosophical themes related to knowledge, epistemology and the nature of scientific inquiry. I can make a personal deep dive podcast for you. Send me a request here.
Alex Hormozi's 100M Leads outlines strategies for acquiring customers. The book emphasizes four core advertising methods: warm outreach, content marketing, cold outreach, and paid advertising, It further explains how to leverage these methods through customer referrals, employees, agencies, and affiliates to exponentially grow a business. Hormozi shares personal anecdotes illustrating successes and failures, emphasizing the importance of testing, measurement, and iterative improvement. The text provides practical steps, checklists, and examples to implement these strategies.
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This podcast is made from excerpts from Lewis Hyde's The Gift, exploring the dynamics of gift-giving economies versus market economies. Hyde contrasts the inherent social and spiritual value of gifts, which foster community and transformation, with the isolating nature of commodity exchange. The book uses examples ranging from anthropological studies of tribal societies to modern art and addiction recovery to illustrate how the act of giving and receiving shapes personal identity and social bonds. Numerous quotes from prominent authors and artists highlight the book's impact and enduring relevance to the modern world. Hyde ultimately argues for a balanced approach, acknowledging the necessity of market exchange while advocating for the preservation of gift economies in crucial areas like art and culture.
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