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The U.S. and China need an arms control pact — for AI
The U.S. and China need an arms control pact — for AI (washingtonpost.com) The U.S. and China need an arms control pact — for AI By Asha Jadeja 2026101910310600 The most dramatic global competition of our era isn't simply the race between the United States and China to dominate artificial intelligence. It is the race to develop safeguards before AI capabilities outrun them. The U.S. cannot and should not abandon the AI race.
The multibillion-dollar question: what does President Trump want from India
9 hours ago Why Your Mangoes Might Be Poisoning You: The Shocking Truth Behind India’s Fruit Market Crackdown The FTA seized over crates of mangoes across Indian markets. All of them were artificially ripened using a banned chemical called calcium carbide.
The multibillion-dollar question: what does President Trump want from India
I hope the US and India can pull off this announcement when Trump is in New Delhi next. With a 1,25,000-strong crowd cheering him on, President Trump had once declared, “We are very, very proud of India. The story of the Indian nation is a tale of astounding progress, a miracle of democracy, extraordinary diversity, and above all, a strong and noble people.” This was 24 February 2020.
From rule of bureaucracy to rule of democracy: lessons from America
The idea, while it is one whose time has come, is not entirely novel. Reagan embarked on this most reasoned pursuit with the formation of the “Grace Commission” in 1982. Its task was to weed out inefficiencies and reduce government spending with the help of “outstanding experts from the private sector”. The difference is the DOGE agenda is the first time a US president is deploying technology to streamline and reboot the government.
Countdown to 2027 has begun. India must pick strategic alliance with US, balance with old friendships
1 day ago Spain Suffers Worst Natural Disaster in Its History Many residents have begun to blame the government for its insufficient, delayed response. Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at deadly … Now Global Economic Freedom, More About Prosperity Than Profits, Is in Retreat for Third Year For billions around the world, the most basic economic freedoms are out of reach.
Countdown to 2027 has begun. India must pick strategic alliance with US, balance with old friendships
The pre-World War I era was multipolar in the sense that it had seven ‘Great Powers’, namely France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Japan, the Soviet Union, and the US. By 1947, following the end of World War II, it was clear that the world was heading toward bipolarity, with the US and its allies on one side and the Soviet Union and its allies on the other.
It's time for India to lead from the front and have more voices in the multilateral fora
It's time for India to lead from the front and have more voices in the multilateral fora Despite its significant contributions to social innovation and development, India’s representation in global social impact fora remains …
It's time for India to lead from the front and have more voices in the multilateral fora
In his speech, Prime Minister Modi referred to himself as the democratically elected voice of “one sixth of humanity”. His message, for those looking to read between the lines, was loud and clear. Addressing the same summit on 23 September, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke in some detail about the need for reforms in international institutions that India has been advocating for long.
India needs to build dual-use ports on war footing. It’s critical for trade and security interests
It is no secret that China has over the past decade mounted an all-out effort to encircle India in the Indian Ocean region by securing access to foreign ports for dual use—logistical and military.
This is India’s window to cement stronger ties with US. It must ignore irritations from American Left
Finance 2 hours ago IRCTC Share Price Live blog for 22 Aug 2024 livemint.com - Livemint • 2h IRCTC Share Price Today Live: Price Analysis IRCTC Share Price Today Live: The IRCTC share price has increased by 0.51% and is currently trading at … Now 1 Million Subscribers In Just 90 Minutes! Cristiano Ronaldo Joins YouTube, Shatters Record news24online.com - Swechchha • 45m Former Portuguese footballer Cristiano Ronaldo created a sensation on YouTube on August 21, 2024, with the launch of his new...
This is India’s window to cement stronger ties with US. It must ignore irritations from American Left
In June, a seven-member US Congressional delegation called on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi to endorse a deeper ‘Comprehensive Global Strategic Partnership’ in all areas. Prior to the meeting, the delegation met the Dalai Lama in Dharamshala, a town in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh where he has been in exile since 1959.
Modi represents fight between overbearing, 'rent-seeking' State & citizens of former colonies
Part of Modi’s appeal is his unabashed sense of ‘Hindu pride’, which he deploys to cultivate support among the ‘majority’ — Hindus, who constituted 79.8 per cent of India’s population as of 2022. It was Modi who assiduously brought to the fore resentment simmering among the ‘majority’. At the heart of this resentment was a realisation that being a ‘majority’ does not automatically confer power.
What a Trump victory in November could mean for India
In India, the sentiment is not one of concern but rather of comfort — with the idea that irrespective of whether a Democrat or a Republican is in the White House for the next four years, the trust Washington now has in New Delhi as a reliable partner for the future is beyond doubt. How both countries now see each other was evident in the scope of the joint statement issued during Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s official state visit to the US in September last year.
Those of Indian descent are part of the American dream. Attacks on them must be taken seriously
What alarmed the Indian-American community more was that the attack came close on the heels of the death of Vivek Saini, a 25-year-old MBA student who was murdered in Georgia by a homeless drug addict. Though Saini’s death was not seen as a hate crime, it was preceded by the deaths of three students of Indian origin, namely Sameer Kamath, Neel Acharya and Akul Dhawan.
Hamas must move past scripture now & compromise with a powerful neighbour
In the 20th century, unsuccessful post-colonial efforts towards state-building, and the establishment of Israel spurred a sequence of Marxist and anti-Western shifts and movements across the Arab world. The expansion of nationalist and revolutionary movements, coupled with the notion that terrorism could be a viable means to achieve political aims, sowed the seeds for what we know as militant ‘jihad’ in the Middle East.
The how and why of antisemitism on American campuses | Flipboard
Rabbis Warn That Elon Musk Is Spreading the Type of Antisemitism "That Leads to Massacres” Jewish leaders are reminding us that the "Great Replacement" theory has a long and deadly history. More than 150 Jewish leaders have signed a renewed …
The how and why of antisemitism on American campuses
The reverberations of Hamas’s terrorist attack were felt quite vociferously on American campuses, where the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has consistently been a subject of fiery discussion. Demonstrations on US campuses, initially starting as vigils, escalated into incidents of vitriol and violence. For instance, at Cornell University, a student was arrested for allegedly threatening to “slit the throat” of Jewish students, on an online discussion board.
Unlike his father, Justin Trudeau must heed India’s caution against Sikh separatism
Canadian News 7 hours ago LILLEY: Polling says Trudeau should leave now so why won't he? torontosun.com - Brian Lilley • 7h Canadians are trying to tell Justin Trudeau to leave and not let the door hit him on the way out – but the PM just won’t take the hint.
Unlike his father, Justin Trudeau must heed India’s caution against Sikh separatism
And just like that, Trudeau set the cat among the pigeons, without thinking about the droppings. The Canadian leader, who does his best to indulge critics by embarrassing himself every now and then — the Elbowgate, or the ‘brownface’ controversy, to name a few — outdid himself by vexing India, without having presented a shred of evidence to back his claim. The ensuing diplomatic fracas cemented two notions that have been widely acknowledged by foreign policy wonks the world over.
Protect, Don’t Persecute Indian Americans: Slander Isn’t the Solution
Discrimination is wrong, and it’s all too real in modern America. But we cannot eradicate bigotry by racially profiling a minority community – which is exactly what California’s so-called caste anti-discrimination bill would do. That’s why Governor Gavin Newsom should reject Senate Bill 403. It’s bad policy and a worse precedent.
Modi’s India is coming into its own. Moon landing and G20 Delhi Declaration are just the beginning
Adding ballast to the save Malabar Hill trees campaign, Mumbai First, a prestigious public-private partnership, whose tagline says it all: ‘to make the city a better place to live, work and invest in’, has written a letter to Maharashtra Governor Ramesh Bais. The letter, dated September 21, is headlined: Cutting Down Trees: Malabar Hill Area.
Modi’s India is coming into its own. Moon landing and G20s Delhi Declaration are just the beginning
India 15 hours ago The west’s Modi problem Financial Times - Demetri Sevastopulo • 15h Receive free Geopolitics updates We’ll send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest Geopolitics news every morning. On September 10, Narendra Modi led Joe Biden, Rishi Sunak, Justin Trudeau and other world leaders on a morning wreath-laying visit to Rajghat, a New Delhi memorial to … Military 13 hours ago United States has world's most powerful military. Pak is 7th. Can you guess India's rank?
Modi’s India is coming into its own. Moon landing and G20s Delhi Declaration are just the beginning Original
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s decision to skip the summit and send Premier Li Qiang instead turned out to be Beijing’s loss. Summitry, needless to say, is very serious business; more so at a time when a redefined geopolitical architecture is being put in place. At the centre of this changing world order are two of the world’s biggest democracies, which together account for nearly one-fifth of the global population.
California’s Trojan Horse Caste Bill damages reputations of Indian Americans on unfounded grounds Original
The bill’s author, state senator Aisha Wahab, acknowledged that existing law covers for caste discrimination but ignores Hindu voices who are requesting that the word “caste” be kept out of the Civil Rights Act, given that the legacy of “colonial caste” would single out Indian Americans as a minority group that required additional policing. Indian Americans heavily lean Democrat and were disenchanted with their lawmakers’ declaring caste as a real problem, without evidence.
US Supreme Court has put an end to ‘positive discrimination’. India could take a cue
How much, if at all, should race matter in a college application? This question has been a part of the racial discourse in America since the early days of the civil rights movement. In March 1961, President Kennedy issued an executive order directing government contractors to take “affirmative action to ensure” applicants are hired and employees be treated without regard to their race.
US Supreme Court has put an end to ‘positive discrimination’. India could take a cue
How much, if at all, should race matter in a college application? This question has been a part of the racial discourse in America since the early days of the civil rights movement. In March 1961, President Kennedy issued an executive order directing government contractors to take “affirmative action to ensure” applicants are hired and employees be treated without regard to their race.
Driven by people-to-people ties, India & US relationship has outgrown China Original
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi returned to New Delhi Monday following what can be described as a triumphant maiden ‘official state visit’ to the United States. That this was perhaps the most crucial bilateral engagement between the two countries in years was evident by the expansive 58-paragraph joint statement issued toward the business end of PM Modi’s three-day visit.
India-US ties have found the momentum. Over to PM Modi now
The red carpet has been laid out on the tarmac, and the silverware is ready as Washington gears up to host Prime Minister Narendra Modi on what is set to be his first state visit to the US, months ahead of the general election back home. PM Modi, whose party has plunged head-first into an election year, is visiting New York and Washington at a time when the geopolitical order is in a flux.
India-US ties have found the momentum. Over to PM Modi now
Why US defence deal with Papua New Guinea is likely to ‘set China further back’ in the Pacific After Philippine base deals, PNG pact will help expand ‘arc of US military power’ and put China further on the back foot in the Pacific, observer says …
India-US ties have found the momentum. Over to PM Modi now
The red carpet has been laid out on the tarmac, and the silverware is ready as Washington gears up to host Prime Minister Narendra Modi on what is set to be his first state visit to the US, months ahead of the general election back home. PM Modi, whose party has plunged head-first into an election year, is visiting New York and Washington at a time when the geopolitical order is in a flux.
Gujarat is anything but a dry state. Decriminalise liquor, use tax revenue for development
Gujarat has had a prohibition law since its formulation in 1960, but that hasn’t stopped residents from consuming alcohol. In fact, the high level of consumption is perhaps the state’s worst-kept secret. Bootleggers cover every locality, operating through WhatsApp messages or phone calls. Like food delivery networks, they deliver the alcohol of your choice to your doorstep in a quick time, and payment is made in cash or digitally.
How COP27 has accelerated climate tech venture capital in emerging economies
By Asha Jadeja and Manushi Desai COP27 highlighted the urgent need to focus on climate change and catalyze the transition to a low-carbon economy. India, with its ambitious goal of producing 450GW of renewable energy by 2030 and achieving net zero emissions by 2070, is well positioned to lead the charge.
G20 offers India its vishwaguru moment. The world is watching
India’s presidency of the G20 is a pivotal moment in its international standing. India has a vital role to play in key global challenges, from economic sluggishness to regional strife. However, it has much more to offer in terms of a philosophy toward humanity’s common future and way of life. This is not just a global leadership moment but a vishwa guru (world leader) one. So, it’s good to see India using phrases like “let us join together” to make this presidency about “healing, harmony, and hope”.
New data protection bill will improve ease of doing business, secure India’s tech leadership
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology’s Digital Personal Data Protection Bill 2022 was eagerly awaited. According to MeitY, the purpose of the bill was to provide a framework for the processing of digital data in a manner that recognises both the right of individuals to protect their personal data and the need to process it for lawful purposes, and for matters connected to it. The new bill is better focused on personal data as compared to the earlier draft.
Why potential recession in US is bad news for India
Inflation has taken the US—the financial superpower of the world—by storm. Its annual inflation rate rose to in June 2022—the highest the country has witnessed since November 1981. This spike in inflation is due to multiple reasons, including an unprecedented rise in energy prices due to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, supply chain issues caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and higher food prices because of severe natural calamities.
Quad's expansion in tech, trade is good. But it must not forget security, economy are linked Original
At the Tokyo summit in May, Quad—formally the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue—leaders launched a maritime initiative to combat illegal fishing and pledged to invest $50 billion in infrastructure in the Indo-Pacific to counter China’s growing power. The Quad is a unique multi-country initiative that hopes to become a counterweight to China’s assertive, and often aggressive, actions in the region.
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