India is going to become a global hub for Climate Adaptation. What China did for renewables is what India can do for engineered Carbon Removal. By bringing together agriculture and deep tech.
We are an agrarian country. We produce around 750 million tonnes of agricultural waste every year. Most of it gets burned, and that smoke is one of the biggest reasons the air turns toxic every winter.
(Just wait for the monsoons to pass and Delhi will remind you of this in just two months)
Biochar brings together chemistry, economics, and agricultural innovation. It can become a significant adaptation technique to this crisis.
But what is biochar, really? And why does an agrarian India need it more than anyone?
We built an interactive microsite that walks through all of it: the problem, the science, and our work on the ground. This is our ode to the promise of Indian agriculture, its crops and farmers.
The Bengal Renaissance Project; a study in the alchemy of ash. All yours now.
NO ADULTERATION,
STRAIGHT FROM THE ❤️
There are some sensible ppl who have kept this Protest Alive & Meaningful.
This 5 minutes video will change your life, the way you think, your perspective towards Young India ,
"When I woke up in my hut this morning and checked my phone, it felt as though this govt had resorted to complete authoritarianism." as he spoke Honesty n Sincerity reflected on his face."
"In a democratic System, Not Arrogance but Dialogue must be the way, whose doors open on both the Sides, like UPA did with Anna, Indira ji did with Sonam's Father & Britishers did with Mahatma."
"There is a word in the Constitutional Oath "Garima (Self-respect), One's Dignity, Dignity, A person's dignity should not be compromised Sir." he was filled with Anguish.
"What were they asking for, 200 yards of flat in Lutyens Delhi ? An MP seat or a Ministry in Modi's Cabinet..? They're just asking for accountability, asking to Fix the crumbling education system, with responsibility." his voice trembles as he spoke.
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I was completely shattered while writing this, listening to him tears flow from my eyes as I write this with a heavy heart.
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"In a democracy, holding a dissenting view is not a crime; it is a fundamental right granted to us by the Indian Constitution."
स्वप्न झरे फूल-से,
मीत चुभे शूल-से,
लुट गये सिंगार सभी बाग़ के बबूल से,
और हम खड़े-खड़े बहार देखते रहे।
कारवाँ गुज़र गया, गुबार देखते रहे!
नींद भी खुली न थी कि हाय धूप ढल गई,
पाँव जब तलक उठे कि ज़िन्दगी फिसल गई,
पात-पात झर गये कि शाख़-शाख़ जल गई,
चाह तो निकल सकी न, पर उमर निकल गई,
— नीरज
If this student's story fails to touch you, fails to shake you to your very core, then something is missing within you; something inside you has died: your humanity, your conscience.
Our first cohort of Post-Baccalaureate Research Fellows have been selected; they are beginning their fellowships this summer. Several people have reached out for ways to participate part-time or remotely and we're happy to engage! https://t.co/jAGcnSUskD
Kimi has a lottery to decide how many free credits you get when you invite someone to join Kimi.
They have done the impossible - they have integrated gacha mechanics into LLMs. It is the most Chinese thing I have ever seen.
Very good article.
When, and it is a when, the Congress return to power, I dearly hope they keep up this system of high quality pieces from senior figures.
Very heartening to see such high quality arguing in hindi as well.
@Stutigardum Ahh okay this yes, completely agree. Had spent 40% of my session compite on a task and came back to see that none of the produced output is accessible
#Watch | Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike entered its 18th day at Delhi's Jantar Mantar as concerns over his health intensified. Despite appeals from Opposition leaders, celebrities, academics and over 1,800 citizens, Wangchuk refused to end his fast, saying the government should open a dialogue instead. The protest demanding Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation continues to gather momentum.
Video: PTI
I find it incredible and kinda heartbreaking that the economist would write this article on this incredible woman but then not mention what it was that killed her. Spoiler alert: it was the Israelis.
Great initiative by @AalokDThakkar
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