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Once Equilibrium Breaks (opens the original)
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Student movements rarely emerge from abstraction. They ignite when a direct wound is felt, when a high ideal summons collective imagination, or when political actors intervene at a moment of vulnerability. India’s present unrest began with all three. Cancellations of NEET and other examinations, allegations of corruption, and the sudden collapse of trust in the ladder that promised mobility produced an acute generational injury. Into that confusion stepped Sonam Wangchuk. His moral authority rea
The AI divide: How America compounds leverage while India risks cognitive atrophy (opens the original)
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The most consequential divide created by artificial intelligence may not be between those who possess the technology and those who do not. It may be between societies that use AI to enlarge human capability and those that use it to avoid developing that capability in the first place. This distinction is easy to miss because the same software appears on both sides of it. An engineer in Boston and a programmer in Bengaluru may use the same model to write code, analyse data or prepare a presentatio
When the cure becomes the disease (opens the original)
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A law does not become unjust merely because it permits a large loss. Bankruptcy exists precisely because the whole debt cannot be recovered. Nor does an asset become a gift merely because its buyer pays substantially less than the failed company once owed. Debt is not value; an admitted claim is not a market price; and a haircut is not, by itself, evidence of corruption. These distinctions matter. Without them, criticism of India’s insolvency regime becomes easy to refute. But once every exagger
The fragile theatre of scripted power: Why India deserves leadership that can face the world (opens the original)
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A revealing account from the United States ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, has turned an apparently minor matter of diplomatic protocol into a larger question about Indian democracy. Speaking about the June meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Donald Trump, Gor said India’s Ministry of External Affairs had conveyed a preference for admitting the media but taking no questions. Trump reportedly agreed. Then, after the prepared remarks, he looked toward the assembled journali
The follower factory revolts (opens the original)
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(India’s students are protesting because examinations have failed. The Follower Factory asks a more unsettling question: what if the examination system is doing precisely what it was built to do?) Across the country, students have been marching against leaked papers, cancelled tests, delayed recruitment, arbitrary retests and the corruption of institutions that decide their futures. What began with outrage over the alleged leak of a major medical entrance examination has widened into a national
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