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Why it’s vital to win the tech war - The Tribune (opens the original)
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CHINESE President Xi Jinping is scheduled to visit Washington DC on September 24 amid calls from industry majors for “pacing the frontier” of artificial intelligence (AI), even as Beijing has accused the US of scaremongering aimed at curbing its lead in AI technologies. The two countries are locked in a contest for technological primacy, one in which China’s humanoid robots are eclipsing champion sprinter Usain Bolt’s benchmarks. This spectacle is the visible tip of an iceberg of State capacity
Tortuous journey of India-China talks - The Tribune (opens the original)
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TWENTY-FIVE rounds, 23 years, one agreement, and even that has been subject to constant revision through reinterpretation. India counts the rounds held; China counts the ridgelines held. Conceived in 2003 under then Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee to bypass diplomatic hair-splitting and forge a high-level political settlement, the Special Representatives framework has slowly degenerated into a procedural exercise in crisis management. Its sole structural milestone, the April 11, 2005, Agreem
India’s institutions are failing the people - The Tribune (opens the original)
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THE washout of the recent monsoon session of Parliament has again drawn attention to the institutional crisis that stares India in the face today, for any democracy is only as strong or weak as the institutions that uphold it. In the summer of 1787, when the founding fathers of the United States of America met in Philadelphia, they were obsessed with transforming the loose alliance of twelve states into a nation and creating a governing architecture that would be the antithesis of monarchy, whic
Education system must focus on job skills - The Tribune (opens the original)
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THOUSANDS of youngsters, including students, marching peacefully towards Parliament on July 20 to demand accountability from a system that had betrayed their trust, were “brutally welcomed” with batons, barricades and pellet guns wielded by the police and Rapid Action Force personnel. Broken bones and pellet wounds were the government’s reply to a generation seeking nothing more than the right to a fair shot at their future. It was the moral nadir of an establishment that treats aspiration as nu
Let’s breathe new life into Punjabiyat - The Tribune (opens the original)
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IN the wake of the sharply polarised rhetoric after the abrupt takedown of the film Satluj from an OTT platform, I was reminded of another movie that evoked somewhat similar consternation 13 years ago. In the opening months of 2013, there was a view that a film called Sadda Haq should be proscribed as it touched a raw nerve by raking up and rekindling a dark chapter from Punjab’s turbulent and troubled past. The film was at that point being examined and reviewed by the Central Board of Film Cert
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