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Rashmi Sharma

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The future of the Indian diaspora may be written by AI

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By Rashmi Sharma
| Mango Bunch
There was a time when your reputation lived in rooms. Boardrooms. Film studios. Newsrooms. Industry circles. Today, your reputation lives in databases, and increasingly, those databases are being interpreted not by humans first, but by artificial intelligence. That changes everything. The world is entering an era where AI engines like , Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Perplexity and Claude are becoming the first layer of discovery.
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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research

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By Rashmi Sharma
| ijfmr.com
Though the Ramayana has never lacked elements of the fantastic, its trajectory within graphic media has transformed it into a significant mytho-poetic device in contemporary cultural discourse. Graphic renditions often reimagine sacrosanct heroes and divine figures within visually stylized, sometimes exaggerated narrative worlds that foreground their conflicts with antagonistic forces. Yet, despite such transformations, the epic has not lost its philological depth or cultural potency.
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No boundaries, just feeling: How Zulfi Syed is remixing India’s nightlife one beat at a time

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By Rashmi Sharma
| Mango Bunch
“No boundaries, just feeling. Spreading love through every beat,” says Zulfi Syed, and if you have ever been in a room where he is behind the decks, you already know he means every word. In a music culture where trends shift overnight and attention spans are shorter than a breakdown, Zulfi Syed has done something quietly remarkable. He has built a sound that people do not just dance to. They feel it.
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