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Opinion | India's 12-Hour Workday Is The Wrong Kind Of Capitalism
While the rest of the world frets over artificial intelligence and how it could hollow out demand for human effort, a zeitgeist-defying idea is taking hold in India.
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Opinion | Putin In India: Why A Fuming Europe Must Accept Its Problems Aren't Of India's Making
The initiative of the three European envoys to write an article in an Indian daily maligning Putin and Russia just before the Russian president's visit served no real purpose. It was diplomatically unwarranted.
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"Unusual": 3 Envoys' Opinion Piece Ahead Of Putin Visit Ticks Off New Delhi
A joint opinion piece by envoys of three western countries to India -- the UK, France and Germany -- right before Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit has ticked off New Delhi.
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Indian Student's Rs 250 "5-Star" Chinese Canteen Meal Stuns Social Media
Social media users agreed with her opinion, while others said their own experiences in China were quite different.
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Opinion | On Religion, Duty, And An Army Officer's Dismissal Over Matters Of 'Faith'
An officer cannot be absent - ever - from the cocoon of brotherhood if he is to command implicit obedience from his troops when the bullets come flying. That, folks, is the creed of the Indian armed forces.
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Opinion | AI Images To Clips, Inside China's 'Disinformation' Campaign Against India
Post Operation Sindoor, Chinese operatives used AI-generated images and video game clips, presenting them as debris to claim that Pakistans Chinese-supplied J-10s had shot down Indian Rafales. Here's why.
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Opinion | INDIA Bloc Is Running Out Of Patience With Congress. Can You Blame Them?
Like pollution in Delhi, Indian National Congresss continuous downfall seems insurmountable: no solution is in sight, nor is any effort being made to find a way out.
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39% Of Single Indians See Marriage As Optional, Not A Milestone: Survey
A recent survey shows more than 39% of daters above 28 from metros and suburbs are of the opinion that marriage is no longer a life milestone; it is optional
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Opinion | Indians Are Growing Sick Of Customs Harassment - But Who Cares?
You would think that the Wintrack experience would serve as an example to other customs officials and make them more careful and professional when dealing with citizens. In fact, the opposite is true.
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Opinion | Trump's H-1B Move, And The Global Competition For Indian Talent
Indians seeking a US education with work opportunities post-graduation may increasingly consider options such as Australia, France, and Germany, that offer a more attractive picture.
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Opinion | How India is Using AI to Bridge the Language Divide
Bhashini is the foundation. Launched in 2022, it aims to make digital content and services available in all major Indian languages through cutting-edge AI. Today, it processes over ten million translation requests daily.
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Opinion | Here's Everything That Google's $15 Billion AI Bet Really Brings To India
The partnership structure, while involving Indian firms, still concentrates ultimate control in Google's hands. India must ensure that it shapes the intelligence that flows through it, rather than being shaped by it.
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Opinion | Visits Aside, Will UK Ever Apologise To India?
Each time an Indian leader visits Britain, the question resurfaces: will London ever say sorry? Each time, it sidesteps, offering instead the language of "regret".
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Opinion | Indians Are Loving Their Music Concerts ... But Not Their Venues
Facilities the world over are renovating themselves to host sporting and live entertainment events. The country that built cricket stadiums to dazzle the world, needs world-class music venues.
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Opinion | The Northeasterner: Indian, Until Someone Needs A Punchline - By Vir Sanghvi
The racism we casually throw at those from the North East is not so different - or any less offensive - from the racism that Indians face in the West. Yet, we remain blind to it.
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Opinion | India's 12-Hour Workday Is The Wrong Kind Of Capitalism
While the rest of the world frets over artificial intelligence and how it could hollow out demand for human effort, a zeitgeist-defying idea is taking hold in India.
-
Opinion | Putin In India: Why A Fuming Europe Must Accept Its Problems Aren't Of India's Making
The initiative of the three European envoys to write an article in an Indian daily maligning Putin and Russia just before the Russian president's visit served no real purpose. It was diplomatically unwarranted.
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"Unusual": 3 Envoys' Opinion Piece Ahead Of Putin Visit Ticks Off New Delhi
A joint opinion piece by envoys of three western countries to India -- the UK, France and Germany -- right before Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit has ticked off New Delhi.
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Indian Student's Rs 250 "5-Star" Chinese Canteen Meal Stuns Social Media
Social media users agreed with her opinion, while others said their own experiences in China were quite different.
-
Opinion | On Religion, Duty, And An Army Officer's Dismissal Over Matters Of 'Faith'
An officer cannot be absent - ever - from the cocoon of brotherhood if he is to command implicit obedience from his troops when the bullets come flying. That, folks, is the creed of the Indian armed forces.
-
Opinion | AI Images To Clips, Inside China's 'Disinformation' Campaign Against India
Post Operation Sindoor, Chinese operatives used AI-generated images and video game clips, presenting them as debris to claim that Pakistans Chinese-supplied J-10s had shot down Indian Rafales. Here's why.
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Opinion | INDIA Bloc Is Running Out Of Patience With Congress. Can You Blame Them?
Like pollution in Delhi, Indian National Congresss continuous downfall seems insurmountable: no solution is in sight, nor is any effort being made to find a way out.
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39% Of Single Indians See Marriage As Optional, Not A Milestone: Survey
A recent survey shows more than 39% of daters above 28 from metros and suburbs are of the opinion that marriage is no longer a life milestone; it is optional
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Opinion | Indians Are Growing Sick Of Customs Harassment - But Who Cares?
You would think that the Wintrack experience would serve as an example to other customs officials and make them more careful and professional when dealing with citizens. In fact, the opposite is true.
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Opinion | Trump's H-1B Move, And The Global Competition For Indian Talent
Indians seeking a US education with work opportunities post-graduation may increasingly consider options such as Australia, France, and Germany, that offer a more attractive picture.
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Opinion | How India is Using AI to Bridge the Language Divide
Bhashini is the foundation. Launched in 2022, it aims to make digital content and services available in all major Indian languages through cutting-edge AI. Today, it processes over ten million translation requests daily.
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Opinion | Here's Everything That Google's $15 Billion AI Bet Really Brings To India
The partnership structure, while involving Indian firms, still concentrates ultimate control in Google's hands. India must ensure that it shapes the intelligence that flows through it, rather than being shaped by it.
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Opinion | Visits Aside, Will UK Ever Apologise To India?
Each time an Indian leader visits Britain, the question resurfaces: will London ever say sorry? Each time, it sidesteps, offering instead the language of "regret".
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Opinion | Indians Are Loving Their Music Concerts ... But Not Their Venues
Facilities the world over are renovating themselves to host sporting and live entertainment events. The country that built cricket stadiums to dazzle the world, needs world-class music venues.
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Opinion | The Northeasterner: Indian, Until Someone Needs A Punchline - By Vir Sanghvi
The racism we casually throw at those from the North East is not so different - or any less offensive - from the racism that Indians face in the West. Yet, we remain blind to it.
