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Mizoram is where honesty and hospitality define culture

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By Palash Baruah
| Down To Earth Verified
I recently watched a video of a woman in New Zealand stopping at an unmanned vegetable stall along a quiet national highway. She picked what she needed, placed her money in a box, and drove away. No shopkeeper. No CCTV. Just trust. At the end of the video, she mentioned something that caught my attention — she said a similar culture of honesty exists in India too, in a small state in the Northeast. That state was Mizoram. During 2015-16, I had a chance to visit Mizoram.
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Mizoram is where honesty and hospitality define culture

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By Palash Baruah
| HT Syndication
India, May 16 -- I recently watched a video of a woman in New Zealand stopping at an unmanned vegetable stall along a quiet national highway. She picked what she needed, placed her money in a box, and drove away. No shopkeeper. No CCTV. Just trust. At the end of the video, she mentioned something that caught my attention - she said a similar culture of honesty exists in India too, in a small state in the Northeast. That state was Mizoram.
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Elusive jobs: how AI will demand even greater patience of India’s unemployed youth

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By Poonam Munjal, Palash Baruah, Farzana Afridi
| NCAER
Data shows that young Indians spend an extraordinarily long time waiting for the right job opportunity to show up. The rise of AI will probably elongate the wait. This is a worry. Who’ll support them till they find suitable employment? India’s unemployment debate is missing a crucial dimension: time. Time spent waiting is a loss at any age, but especially so in one’s youth. For both the individual and the country, it is a loss of prime productive years.
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