Pranish Bhagat

नमस्तेnepali

Nepal Nashville

Risk, data, and the
systems underneath

Belmont by day, pivoting into risk consulting. South Asia geopolitics in the notes, a guitar in the off-hours, and an Obsidian vault that quietly became a second brain. This isn’t a résumé — it’s the garden.

self, in paint
01

Now

this month’s open tabs, by someone who should probably be asleep.

working toward

A deliberate pivot into risk consulting — building the foundations, international relations and data, from first principles up. Everything begins there. ↗ open to a conversation

reading

Curfewed Night — Basharat Peer, on Kashmir under counter-insurgency.

building

Plain-Python tools that run the day-to-day: a calendar sync, a finance dashboard, and this site. No frameworks. ↗ the workshop

recharging

A quiet day or two at home.

picking up

Arabic and Spanish, slowly — learned the way anything sticks, by building a system around them.

02

The Garden

Notes from an ongoing vault — interlinked, half-finished on purpose. Not a blog. Hover a seed for a gloss; the accented ones open a full note. Read the published notes →

Data & risk

The toolkit for the pivot — turning messy reality into decisions you can defend.

Earth & deep time

Geology as the longest-running system of all. Continents are just slow news.

Sound & culture

How music and meaning move across borders — and how brands quietly engineer who we are.

03

Kitaabi

A wide net — geopolitics, essays from inside the struggle, fiction that crosses borders. Standing rule: voices from within the world they describe. Everything I’ve read, and what I’ve been studying →

geopolitics & history

essay & memoir

  • The Fire Next TimeJames Baldwin
  • Between the World and MeTa-Nehisi Coates
  • The Will to Changebell hooks
  • …I Learned in a Chinese RestaurantCurtis Chin

fiction

  • On Earth We’re Briefly GorgeousOcean Vuong
  • SiddharthaHermann Hesse
  • The Map of Salt and StarsZeyn Joukhadar
  • The Kite RunnerKhaled Hosseini

next upMaximum City · Walking with the Comrades

04

Sound

The other half. The music goes out as mylesddles — the other alter ego.

mylesddles is the handle — the alter ego that owns anything made with sound. Mostly a guitar, no setlist, no polish. Underneath, it’s a chase after roots: the blues, the history of rock, the Sufi–Nepali exchange that keeps surfacing in the notes.

the tail end of a mylesdoodles take

  • guitar
  • blues
  • classic rock
  • sufi
  • nepali
  • improv
A line-drawn portrait of Pranish bent over his guitar
drawn by @manjarisart
05

Contact

For consulting, collaboration, or a track ID.