About srini.presents
Big questions.
Everyday stories.
No face required.
srini.presents turns the questions people ask over chai, on WhatsApp and at the dinner table into short illustrated stories. One question per story, answered with evidence, explained so anyone can follow.
Meet the cast
Asks what you were too busy, or too polite, to ask. Usually starts with a viral video, a forward or something overheard at home.
Has seen it all before. Sorts myth from fact, admits what nobody knows yet, and keeps it simple without dumbing it down.
Who's behind it?
Dr. Srini, Mysuru.
No photo, on purpose, and nothing to sell. It's for anyone who has been sent a confusing forward and wanted a straight answer.
Don't take a story on trust. Every one ends with its sources, so you can check them yourself.
How a story gets made
- A real question. Something people are actually arguing about: a festival date, a price, a forward, a new treatment, a local mystery.
- Primary sources first. Research papers, clinical guidelines, government data and official statements come before opinion pieces.
- Myth, fact or not known yet. Each claim is sorted into one of the three, and the story says which.
- Sources at the end. Every story lists what it relied on, so you can read further.
- Corrections in the open. If a story is wrong, it gets fixed, and the fix is noted on the page.
Health stories
Stories about bodies, bones and medicines explain what the evidence says, for general understanding. They aren't advice for your situation. Take your questions to a doctor who knows you.
When to drop by
A new story goes up every morning at 5 AM, India time. Mysuru's sweets and silks, money and markets, festivals, the sky, health and technology. Wherever the curiosity goes.