About the author
Sandeep Bhalla graduated in Economics and chose law as his profession. Now he is seasoned lawyer practicing in New Delhi, India, with over three decades of experience since being called to the bar in 1991. He has been on the rolls of the Supreme Court of India since 2001 and has practiced across almost every branch of law with expertise and ease.
He knows English and Hindi fluently. He can converse in Punjabi with ease and understands Urdu reasonably well. He is conversant with Gujarati and Bangla to a limited extent. He can read and understand Marathi but has difficulty in following the auditory channels. He has studied Arabic with limited result.
Over the years, Mr. Bhalla has authored 20 books covering a wide range of legal and other subjects and topics, initially published in print and later transitioning to self-published eBooks following a legal dispute with a publisher that was amicably resolved. Among his diverse works, he has published a notable book exploring lifestyle principles rooted in ancient Hindu Sanskrit philosophy, reflecting his deep engagement with India’s classical intellectual traditions.
Combining his legal acumen with economics and practical involvement in investment management, He brings a multidisciplinary approach to his writing. His current research extends beyond law to encompass economic and geopolitical critique, offering fresh perspectives on global and imperial powers through a decolonial lens.
This blog is his expression of opinion by way of analysis of diverse subjects like, History, Geopolitics, Economics, Law, Civilisation, Santana Dharma, Artificial Intelligence, Linux and Businesses etc.
He is not a technologist. He is a person who uses artificial intelligence and computers for an hour or two each day, the way one might use a library or a telephone. As a parent he has raised children. He has absorbed Gurdjieff and Krishnamurti, not as academic exercise but as living inquiry long enough to test them in real life experience. He would often relate them to Srimad Bhagwat Gita even though those philosophers would deny it. Therefore, his writing arises from such credentials.
When not engaged in legal practice or writing, he enjoys gardening, photography, blogging, and cooking, pursuits that enrich his reflective and analytical mindset.