2001
Welcome to the quieter corners of my life...
While my professional days are meticulously spent navigating institutional architectures and policy frameworks, my personal time is dedicated to a different kind of systemic curation. I have always been deeply fascinated by how history, mechanics, and physical artifacts intersect to tell broader stories.
One of my greatest joys is my Philatelic Statecraft Collection. For me, philately isn't merely about gathering pieces of paper; it is about preserving the micro-artifacts of state communication, diplomacy, and visual propaganda. These stamps tell sprawling stories of empires, revolutions, and cross-border relations. Alongside this, I maintain a massive personal library and physical archives brimming with historical newspapers, geopolitical periodicals, and political literature.
Beyond papers and books, I maintain an enduring interest in aviation. From collecting rare aviation patches to immersing myself in the rigorous, highly technical environments of flight simulation, I love exploring the operational mechanics and precision of the machines that conquered the skies.
When I'm not wargaming strategic scenarios, you'll likely find me tinkering with technology—whether it's experimenting with web development, compiling OSINT analysis environments, or simply exploring the depths of the digital landscape.
Keshav