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Executive Editor at Financial Express. Tweets are personal and not the organisation's views. Retweets do not mean endorsement. A regular long distance runner
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Next economic leap needs a new development paradigm

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By Rishi Raj Verified
| Hindustan Times Verified
India has entered a very different phase of its economic journey. Over the past three decades, economic reforms, entrepreneurship and rising investment have transformed the country into one of the world's fastest-growing major economies. The ambition now is even greater.
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Sandhya Devanathan takes centre stage in OpenAI’s next phase of growth

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By Rishi Raj Verified
| Financial Express Verified
When Sandhya Devanathan joined Meta in 2016, the technology industry was still largely talking about the promise of digital transformation. A decade later, she is leaving one of the world’s biggest consumer technology companies to join OpenAI, the company at the centre of the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution. The transition is more than another high-profile executive move. It reflects a change in what technology companies need from their senior leaders.
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Book review: I Dared to Dial Differently: An Insider’s Account of the IAS

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By Rishi Raj Verified
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Reading memoirs of senior bureaucrats can be both revealing and boring. If they offer a peek into the making of history, the accounts can often come with a hefty dose of sermonising. Retirement can sometimes give the author a larger-than-life persona, with smugness creeping in over doing what was right and fighting the good fight. The ability to laugh at oneself is perhaps the last thing that survives in many such memoirs.
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