This episode explores the transformative journey of accessible literature, tracing the evolution of audiobooks from Thomas Edison's early 1870s phonograph recordings to modern digital formats like DAISY. We dive deep into the devastating "global book famine," a reality where less than 1% of published works are accessible to persons with print disabilities. Finally, we uncover how Sugamya Pustakalaya—a massive cloud-based national digital library in India—is dismantling physical barriers, acting as a "Gurukul 2.0" to bring barrier-free knowledge and autonomy to millions

In this Gurukul Session, we examine how Google's pivot to Gemini-powered Googlebooks completely redefines the premium laptop segment. High-end Chromebooks will gradually fade out as the market shifts. This transition leaves a lasting impact on our hardware choices as we upgrade our digital Legacy Code.

This episode of the "Morning Walk With Murty" digital stroll dives into the story of three semiconductor veterans—Sujoy Chakravarty, Ravi Mehta, and Biman Chattopadhyay—who sold their successful company to a global giant and chose to start over. Driven by a "Gurukul 2.0" mindset, they spent six months in a library studying quantum physics to build one of India's first commercial quantum computers, Quanfluence. We explore how they bypassed the deep-freeze requirements of Google and IBM by using room-temperature continuous-variable photonics and successfully merged academic research with industry-ready products