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This is Nitin Pai's cyberspace.

What I’m up to now: pursuits, talks, engagements.
Contact: @acorn.

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

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The Acorn
Estd 2003
Recent posts:

Cash transfers will work, if…
| 27th Nov 2012

The genesis of a draconian section
| 26th Nov 2012

Reconnecting with the republic
When it comes to the challenges of public policy though, it is a hard slog, a marathon where connecting outcomes to one’s actions is incredibly difficult. | 1st Nov 2012

A new system is not the answer
| 29th Oct 2012

Cyber security to Cyber strategy
| 17th Oct 2012

Mirpur se Birmingham tak
| 5th Oct 2012

On the government’s decision to block some social media content
| 23rd Aug 2012

Three thoughts on Independence Day
| 14th Aug 2012

The migration problem unpacked
| 27th Jul 2012

Should Pakistani TV channels be allowed in India?
| 17th Jul 2012

Return and reforms
| 4th Jul 2012

TAPI’s confused objectives, risky implications
| 10th Jun 2012

Everyone loves a good outrage
| 8th Jun 2012

Examining the US-Pakistan standoff
| 29th May 2012

Why Pakistan interferes in Afghanistan
| 24th May 2012