Kunal Kushwaha, an Indian-origin tech educator and developer advocate, shared a personal account of the limits he says come with holding an Indian passport while working globally. In a viral post on X ...
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'Could taste the pollution’: London-based techie urges residents to leave city, internet reacts
A London-based tech professional’s blunt advice to “leave Delhi” has stirred debate online as the city battles another season of hazardous air. Kunal Kushwaha, senior developer advocate at Cast.ai, ...
Delhi’s air quality once again raised alarm as pollution levels reached ranges that many residents say feel unbearable. AQI numbers swinging between “poor” and “severe” have become a daily reality, ...
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"Leave Delhi, Go In Debt If You...": Techie Advices Delhiites To Leave Amid Rising Pollution
Delhi continues to face thick toxic smog, and many residents are struggling with the falling air quality. In the middle of this growing crisis, a tech founder has advised people to leave the city for ...
On X, Kunal Kushwaha wrote that his Indian passport “no longer adds value” to his life. He shared that even a small plan can quickly turn into a long exercise full of paperwork, forms and planning.He ...
The AI tech executive also described the emotional toll of returning to India only to encounter hazardous air. 'You step outside and feel it in your lungs,' Kunal Kushwaha said. (Image credit: Kunal ...
Kunal Kushwaha said although he lives in London, he was brought up in Delhi. (Image credit: LinkedIn) A London-based founder who arrived in Delhi for a trip abruptly ended his visit to Delhi, citing ...
A London-based Indian techie has sparked a heated debate on social media for asking individuals to "leave Delhi", citing the alarming level of pollution in the capital region. The user named Kunal ...
In what can only be described as a peak Bengaluru moment, a tech founder recently shared an unexpected conversation with his cab driver. Kunal Kushwaha, a senior developer advocate at CAST AI and the ...
Delhi’s worsening air quality continues to dominate national headlines, and now a new social media post has reignited the debate with unexpected intensity. 'Leave Delhi, go in debt if you have to' X ...
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