JK

[JK @JaskiratSB]

@kushanmitra @bagchips Who? What?

[JK @JaskiratSB]

@TweetinderKaul Also. This isn’t even a proper neighbourhood in the video. It’s garden colony. Used like a weekend or vacation getaway.

[JK @JaskiratSB]

There’s still a lot of land that can be developed and populated.

Just that specific cities are badly regulated.

The real issue is public policy, poor urban planning and slow paced economic growth.

[JK @JaskiratSB]

Comparing Indian housing to Danish recreational gardens! And that’s before we even consider the errors in economic assumptions.

This is Brøndby Haveby near Copenhagen, circular colony gardens where year-round living is prohibited. It’s not a permanent residential neighbourhood.

[Indian Tech & Infra @IndianTechGuide]

India is missing this type of neighbourhoods due to land scarcity and population.

[JK @JaskiratSB]

And speaking of population, the Netherlands is denser than India yet full of low-rise garden suburbs. Denmark may be less dense, but density isn’t the problem.

India is only 37% urbanised and 60% comes under agriculture.farmland. India isn’t physically full.

[JK @JaskiratSB]

Been a while since we had a tank man as chief.
Last one was General Shankar Roychowdhury (92-97) and Gen Vaidya before that.

[Ministry of Defence, Government of India @SpokespersonMoD]

The Government has appointed Lieutenant General Dhiraj Seth, PVSM, UYSM, AVSM, presently serving as the Vice Chief of the Army Staff, as the next Chief of the Army Staff in the substantive rank of General with effect from the afternoon of 30 June 2026.

An alumnus of the National Defence Academy and an Armoured Corps officer, Lt Gen Seth brings with him nearly four decades of distinguished service, marked by extensive command, staff and strategic appointments across diverse operational and institutional domains.

He will assume office upon the retirement of General Upendra Dwivedi on 30 June 2026.

Read here: https://t.co/8eDZP3vp22

[JK @JaskiratSB]

Now I’ll always wonder what he would have chosen as his defining image of the decade since we spoke.

Rest now, sir. The frame holds.

[JK @JaskiratSB]

A chronicler of India’s decisive moments for six decades.
Over ten years ago, I jumped at the chance to speak with the master himself, and to get him to pick one of his own photographs from each decade he’d held a camera, and share the story behind it.
#RaghuRai

[The Quint @TheQuint]

Raghu Rai, the celebrated photojournalist and Padma Shri awardee, passed away on 26 April 2026 at the age of 83. This interview was first published in 2015, and has been republished from The Quint’s archives.

[BestMediaInfo @BestMediaInfo]

Edelman India appoints Jaskirat Singh Bawa as Senior Advisor for risk and issues management

https://t.co/qrI78qeDPW

#EdelmanIndia #Leadershipappointment

[JK @JaskiratSB]

However, to effectively protect the information ecosystem, solutions like SynthID require an industry-wide adoption. As AI-generated content rises, interoperability and shared standards will be essential for maintaining transparency and trust across platforms. common protocol

[JK @JaskiratSB]

Had a fantastic experience attending the reveal and hands-on test session for @GoogleDeepMind's #SynthID in Singapore 🇸🇬. A big thank you to Google's @kbeddoe, Faith Chen, @fathmco's Fergus Bell, @rebeccaskippage, and Christophe Israël for organising a well-run event.

[JK @JaskiratSB]

SynthID represents a significant step forward in the fight for online information integrity. https://t.co/zrnY7kFyhK

[JK @JaskiratSB]

@ku1deep Was it the 'Tell Me Why' series?
Irreplaceable. I have a similar story—same year.

[JK @JaskiratSB]

"The art of fighting has changed. Today, the aircraft is just a platform," late Air Marshal Denzil Keelor told me a few years ago. His story-->

[The Quint @TheQuint]

IAF hero Denzil Keelor recalls his 1965 Sabre-killing experience | @JaskiratSB https://t.co/Z7YzSMKBsN

[JK @JaskiratSB]

Read @Pooja_Chaudhuri's excellent report.
https://t.co/ZxzeLAtb10

[JK @JaskiratSB]

I spoke with @bellingcat for their investigation on how articles based on disinformation and hateful content on Indian websites generate profit through ad tech platforms.
This isn't solely an ad tech issue but a shared responsibility of the brands and the platforms.

[@eliothiggins.bsky.social @EliotHiggins]

Indian Sites Spreading Harmful Disinformation Are Earning Money Through Google’s Ads https://t.co/rd9coCBc2w

[JK @JaskiratSB]

@Great_Katzby @ballmatthew They must have cut down the money spent on licensing costs a lot because at least in India they ceded content like HBO’s library to local players.

[menaka doshi @menakadoshi]

EPFO is a nightmare. I've been trying for over a year to merge two accounts (past and present employer).

All other information has been same for 20 years. Yet merger denied.

All I get is cryptic dismissals of complaints - case closed.

No interest paid for two years.

Between tax, epfo and every other government service - unending KYC and unending bureaucracy. It's fatiguing.

[Ilma Hasan @ilmahasan]

Although researchers credit YouTube for working on its algorithm which now suggests less radical content, there is an opaqueness in knowing how it enacts its policies considering some factors: Its relationship with government, stakeholders, and profits through ad revenues.

[JK @JaskiratSB]

How did a dubious website, Channel3NOW, fuel the spread of misinformation about the #Southport stabbing incident? Read the @LogicallyFacts report.
https://t.co/le9oEz0NPk