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As AI scales in India, privacy and trust takes centre stage

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By Akhil Kumar 
| Hindustan Times
By 2035, Artificial Intelligence will add 1.7 trillion dollars to India’s Economy highlighting its role as a foundational driver of productivity and public value. This is not a call to replicate India wholesale, but to adapt a core philosophy: AI must serve public value, respect citizen rights and remain accountable to democratic institutions. (AFP) At the same time, CERT-In reports Cyber incidents have doubled (29.44+ lakh in 2025)² as of 2023.
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Oases of opportunity bloom in Hyderabad for young dreams

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By Akhil Kumar 
| The New Indian Express
HYDERABAD: While some neighbourhoods in the city of Hyderabad can feel like deserts for young dreams, oases have taken root in Rasoolpura and Fatehnagar. Founded by alumni of the Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM-A), the Udbhav Schools offer steady access to education, modern teaching and support for children who might otherwise be overlooked.
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Khammam dancer breaks barriers, carries mother's dreams to global stage

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By Akhil Kumar 
| The New Indian Express
HYDERABAD: Mother's stifled dream found rhythm in her son's feet. Despite whispers of "Why would a boy do Bharatanatyam?" and the barriers of faith and family, her passion became his purpose. From a modest home in Khammam to the world stage, Sheikh Janimiya didn't just learn a dance form - he inherited a legacy and, in mastering it, proved that art speaks a universal language.
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