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Examinations: Tigers Lurking Behind the Bushes! | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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For the past several years, we have been reading news reports about students in Classes 10, 12, and even IIT students taking their own lives because they are unable to bear the burden of their studies, particularly the pressure of examinations. Government statistics themselves say that, in the ten-year period from 2014 to 2024, more than 1,23,000 students died by suicide in India. Just the other day, it became known that a student at IIT Bombay died by suicide after an incident of alleged cheati
It Is Not ‘Artificial’ Intelligence! It Is ‘Capitalistic Intelligence’! | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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The term ‘Artificial Intelligence’ (‘AI’) began to be used in India about 7 or 8 years ago. For the past 4 or 5 years, it has become a very popular term, a catchphrase, a fashionable word, and talking about it without any criticism has become almost a kind of craze. Newspapers have also brought this term into wide circulation. What does ‘Artificial Intelligence’ mean? To explain what ‘Artificial Intelligence’ means, we have to discuss many things. Unless one explains certain sciences such as mat
Heads of States as Sales Managers! | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Look at some of the news items that appear in almost all newspapers. “During the first six months of this year, trade worth nearly 5 trillion dollars (478 lakh crore rupees) took place among the countries of the BRICS grouping” / “8 Chinese submarines for Pakistan” / “8 nuclear power plants in Iran with Russian assistance” / “22,000 tonnes of copper from Pakistan’s copper mines in South Waziristan to China” / “According to the agreement, India must purchase goods worth 41 lakh crore and 50 thous
How Many Great ‘Obscene Heroes’! How Many Should We Salute? | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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The news that appeared in all the newspapers in Telengana on September 7 was this: the ruling-party leader of Telengana Assembly challenged the opposition leader, saying, “Come to the Assembly and debate!” The reply that came from the opposition leader’s side was: “Debate with an ‘obscene hero’?” That means, according to the opposition, the ruling-party leader who challenged him to a debate was the only “obscene hero.” But proving that opinion to be wrong, the very next day, a member belonging t
The “Dimaagi Naxals” are a reaction to the Dimaagi Manuvadis! | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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This is a response to an article published in the “Right Corner” column of Telugu Prabha on August 30, under the title “What Is the True Nature of the Dimaagi Naxals?” (1) When the columnist, Puranapanda Phaneendra, refers to Yogendra Yadav as “Saleem alias Yogendra Yadav,” that is a glaring example of religious hatred. How would it sound if someone were to refer to the columnist as “Modern Manu alias Puranapanda Phaneendra” in retaliation? Is this part of the “identity of Hindu civilization” wh
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