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What UK newspapers missed about Aadhaar

India, Nov. 8 -- When Keir Starmer was in India last month, an assertion from him got all of the UK worked up. Britain could learn from Aadhaar, he said. For a country that has spent decades sneering ... Read More


What the UK newspapers missed about Aadhaar

India, Nov. 7 -- When Keir Starmer was in India last month, an assertion from him got all of the UK worked up. Britain could learn from Aadhaar, he said. For a country that has spent decades sneering ... Read More


What the UK newspapers missed about Aadhar

India, Nov. 7 -- When Keir Starmer was in India last month, an assertion from him got all of the UK worked up. Britain could learn from Aadhaar, he said. For a country that has spent decades sneering ... Read More


'Patient' capital needed to stay in the battle for AI

India, Nov. 1 -- The Indian start-up story runs on a timer. It has seven years to grow, cash out, and move on. That's long enough to build an app and not something like the semiconductor industry. Thi... Read More


'Patient' capital needed for India to stay in the battle for AI

India, Oct. 31 -- The Indian start-up story runs on a timer. It has seven years to grow, cash out, and move on. That's long enough to build an app and not something like the semiconductor industry. Th... Read More


Would he be proud of me today?

India, Oct. 26 -- My two daughters belong to Gen Z (the generation now aged 13 to 28). Lately, they've been walking around with digital cameras; the same kinds of Canons and Sonys I had in the '90s. T... Read More


Why the proposal to label AI content may not fly

India, Oct. 25 -- My cheque bounced at a Mumbai bank a few weeks ago. Not for lack of funds, but because the signature on file no longer matched the one scrawled on paper. The old signature was carefu... Read More


Why the proposal to label AI content may not fly

India, Oct. 25 -- My cheque bounced at a Mumbai bank a few weeks ago. Not for lack of funds, but because the signature on file no longer matched the one scrawled on paper. The old signature was carefu... Read More


Would he be proud of me today? Charles Assisi reflects on his younger self

India, Oct. 25 -- My two daughters belong to Gen Z (the generation now aged 13 to 28). Lately, they've been walking around with digital cameras hanging from one shoulder; the same kinds of Canons and... Read More


How China weaponized the periodic table

India, Oct. 18 -- you wake up tomorrow morning to find your smartphone dead, your laptop frozen, and your electric car refusing to start. Not because of a power outage or a bug in the grid, but becaus... Read More