Harsh Kabra
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Forget PIN Codes? How DIGIPIN Could Change The Way India Finds Addresses (opens the original)
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India’s take on Shakespeare’s “What’s in a name?” could well be, “What’s in an address?” Every Indian who has looked for a house “near the big tree” or “behind the old shop” and been told to “just ask anyone” knows how finding a door can mean wading through stacks of descriptions, fickle landmarks, inconsistent building numbers, unnamed streets or multiple neighbourhoods sharing a name. That 20–30% of India’s population lacks a proper, recognised address comes with practical challenges. Poor add
AI Can Analyse Your Investments, But Should You Trust It With Your Money? (opens the original)
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Outside his role as Chief Product Officer at aviation strategy firm SimpliFlying, Shubhodeep Pal enjoys building vibe-coded, AI-powered apps for himself. When the investor in him wanted to “take the whimsy out” of his investment strategies, he turned to AI. “AI built the system within days under my guidance, complete with data, signals, even a back-test going as far as 2018,” he recalls. “On the first run with real market data, it caught and fixed five of its own bugs.” How then does he assess A
FPJ 98th Anniversary: Maharashtra's Agritourism Boom Is Giving Farmers A Second Harvest (opens the original)
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Pratik Naravane dreaded long weekends. Overbooked hotels, overpriced food, and overcrowded attractions made every escape from the daily grind feel like a punishment. Two years ago, the 37-year-old IT professional from Navi Mumbai ditched the usual hotspots for a family-run homestay in Choul near Alibag. “No checklists, no running around,” he recalls. “For the first time, we came back truly rejuvenated.” Vrunda Ranjane’s vivid childhood memories of her grandparents’ verdant homestead in Admal vil
FPJ 98th Anniversary: Women Priests Redefine Faith, Tradition, And Break Gender Barriers In Maharashtra (opens the original)
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When a young bride in Navi Mumbai chose to invite a purohita (woman priest) to conduct the navagraha shanti puja in 2015, her father‑in‑law objected. But the 25‑year‑old stood her ground, saying, “We can get a male priest to do the puja again if you don’t like her way.” The same purohita Megha Gokhale, has since been performing every puja in that household. Shortly after she became a priest in 2005, Surekha Likhite was reluctantly engaged by a client in Pune only after three failed attempts to g
FPJ 98th Anniversary: How Maharashtra's Heritage Forts Are Being Restored One Stone At A Time (opens the original)
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Until 2010, Ghangad, a 17th-century Maratha hill fort 35 kilometres from Lonavala, was more a source of pride than income for Ekole, a sleepy hamlet of 70-odd residents at the fort’s base. Perched atop a sheer basalt outcrop around 160 metres above Ekole, the rugged fort drew fewer than a dozen visitors a month. Only those with technical climbing skills made it past its steep rock face to the summit. That began to change when Milind Kshirsagar, a Pune-based fort enthusiast and founder of the con
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