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Nishtha Gautam نشٹھا निष्ठा @TedhiLakeer

11 days ago

Did you check out our #HTDebate today on the opinion page of @htTweets? @subimal and Dr Asma Shora give their perspectives on what can stop AI from going rogue. If you haven’t seen the paper yet, links to both pieces below:

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Hindustan Times

@htTweets

2 months ago

#HTDebate | Before India called itself secular, it had already learnt how to keep the sacred and the political apart. For nearly 25 years after Independence, the Constitution did not contain the word secular. Articles 25 and 26 guaranteed religious freedom and the right of every denomination to manage its own affairs. When the 42nd Amendment inserted the word during Emergency, it named an existing constitutional philosophy, not a licence for governments to become custodians of religious institutions. Somewhere along the way, that distinction blurred. Regulation became administration. The State ceased merely to uphold the law and began to act as manager. Read FULL story: https://t.co/bgUiABrQjS (✍️@Shubhrastha)

htTweets's tweet photo. #HTDebate | Before India called itself secular, it had already learnt how to keep the sacred and the political apart. For nearly 25 years after Independence, the Constitution did not contain the word secular. Articles 25 and 26 guaranteed religious freedom and the right of every denomination to manage its own affairs. When the 42nd Amendment inserted the word during Emergency, it named an existing constitutional philosophy, not a licence for governments to become custodians of religious institutions. Somewhere along the way, that distinction blurred. Regulation became administration. The State ceased merely to uphold the law and began to act as manager.

Read FULL story:
https://t.co/bgUiABrQjS

(✍️@Shubhrastha)

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Hindustan Times

@htTweets

2 months ago

#HTDebate | One of the longest-standing debates in Indian constitutional law and politics has been around whether and to what extent the State should control the affairs of religious and charitable institutions. From before Independence and after, Hindu religious institutions, for example, have been subject to a complex and layered regulatory mechanism. At present, this takes the form of umbrella enactments called The Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Act, which are enacted by different states. Read FULL story: https://t.co/XSbsjAbNUU (✍️@gautambhatia88)

htTweets's tweet photo. #HTDebate | One of the longest-standing debates in Indian constitutional law and politics has been around whether and to what extent the State should control the affairs of religious and charitable institutions. From before Independence and after, Hindu religious institutions, for example, have been subject to a complex and layered regulatory mechanism. At present, this takes the form of umbrella enactments called The Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Act, which are enacted by different states.

Read FULL story: https://t.co/XSbsjAbNUU

(✍️@gautambhatia88)

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Jaspreet Singh @jaspreetae18

about 7 years ago · Bathinda

Just come to know that today i got space in HT Chd as a reader of the week. (June 29, 2019) #Writingmypassion #hindustantimes #indianuniversity #htdebate #Mywritings #journalism #newspaper #todayissue… https://t.co/KLAXWjaUkg

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The Heather Trust @heathertrust

over 7 years ago

Great write up on the first of our debates that took place on Thursday! Next up, the Lammermuirs on 24th April. #HTDebate

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The Heather Trust @heathertrust

over 7 years ago

Dougie Peedle sharing Scottish Wildlife Trust’s perspective on: - A need for change - A new vision - What it should entail #HTDebate

heathertrust's tweet photo. Dougie Peedle sharing Scottish Wildlife Trust’s perspective on:
- A need for change
- A new vision
- What it should entail
#HTDebate https://t.co/ojgaJcRvgp

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The Heather Trust @heathertrust

over 7 years ago

Martin Kennedy, of Lurgan Farm, emphasises the importance of making the land as productive as possible and of listening to farmers’ perspectives to draw on the wealth of knowledge and experience they have. #HTDebate

heathertrust's tweet photo. Martin Kennedy, of Lurgan Farm, emphasises the importance of making the land as productive as possible and of listening to farmers’ perspectives to draw on the wealth of knowledge and experience they have.
#HTDebate https://t.co/zmuMA9rwTv

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The Heather Trust @heathertrust

over 7 years ago

“What sort of balance do we want going forward, of all of the different potential land uses?” Davy McCracken (SRUC) starts this afternoon’s debate by setting the context regarding upland hill farming. #HTDebate

heathertrust's tweet photo. “What sort of balance do we want going forward, of all of the different potential land uses?”
Davy McCracken (SRUC) starts this afternoon’s debate by setting the context regarding upland hill farming. #HTDebate https://t.co/OQcYSvZ9p6

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The Heather Trust @heathertrust

over 7 years ago

Attendees gathering for this morning’s site visit. The topics covered by Martin Kennedy on the hill should lead to plenty of discussion this afternoon. #HTDebate