ImMudiraj

Founder, CEO
Coming back to roots & trying to become good son, brother, husband, friend and now father !

[ImMudiraj @mmm_maddy]

Beautiful & hearth wrenching!! Well done @CJP_for_India

[Priyanka Chaturvedi🇮🇳 @priyankac19]

Watch. Understand. Absorb.
This 5 minute video sums up the angst and the frustration.

[ImMudiraj @mmm_maddy]

Finally the word is out!

Wake up rest of the world

Shorter attention spans and reduced retention among younger learners !

#stopscreentime

[Shining Science @ShiningScience]

Sweden is officially trading screens and tablets for physical books and handwriting to reverse a decline in reading skills.

Once at the forefront of hyper-digitalized learning, Sweden is engineering a dramatic pivot back to the basics in its classrooms. Concerned that an overreliance on digital tablets and screens has eroded reading comprehension and foundational writing skills, Swedish education officials are investing heavily in traditional printed textbooks.

The national strategy aims to phase out digital devices for children under the age of six entirely, following a drop in international reading assessment scores.

Experts point out that while technology was championed to level the playing field, its unrestricted use has instead led to shorter attention spans and reduced retention among younger learners.

Scientific evidence strongly supports this retro transition. Research indicates that the physical act of handwriting activates complex neural networks governing motor skills, vision, memory, and language—cognitive benefits that are largely lost on a keyboard.

Furthermore, reading from a printed page provides critical spatial cues that aid comprehension, unlike digital screens that often subject students to cognitive fatigue and constant distractions. While computers and tablets remain valuable tools for research and collaboration, educators worldwide are watching Sweden's massive reinvestment in physical books as a potential blueprint for a more balanced, science-backed approach to modern schooling.

source: The Guardian. Switching off: Sweden says back-to-basics schooling works on paper.

[Shining Science @ShiningScience]

Sweden is officially trading screens and tablets for physical books and handwriting to reverse a decline in reading skills.

Once at the forefront of hyper-digitalized learning, Sweden is engineering a dramatic pivot back to the basics in its classrooms. Concerned that an overreliance on digital tablets and screens has eroded reading comprehension and foundational writing skills, Swedish education officials are investing heavily in traditional printed textbooks.

The national strategy aims to phase out digital devices for children under the age of six entirely, following a drop in international reading assessment scores.

Experts point out that while technology was championed to level the playing field, its unrestricted use has instead led to shorter attention spans and reduced retention among younger learners.

Scientific evidence strongly supports this retro transition. Research indicates that the physical act of handwriting activates complex neural networks governing motor skills, vision, memory, and language—cognitive benefits that are largely lost on a keyboard.

Furthermore, reading from a printed page provides critical spatial cues that aid comprehension, unlike digital screens that often subject students to cognitive fatigue and constant distractions. While computers and tablets remain valuable tools for research and collaboration, educators worldwide are watching Sweden's massive reinvestment in physical books as a potential blueprint for a more balanced, science-backed approach to modern schooling.

source: The Guardian. Switching off: Sweden says back-to-basics schooling works on paper.

[ImMudiraj @mmm_maddy]

Time for action ! Great to see the resilient fight and this time on more deserving cause , education and future generation growth !

[Yogendra Yadav @_YogendraYadav]

एक ऐतिहासिक घड़ी के गवाह बन रहे हैं।

आज संसद की ओर जाने वाली हर सड़क पर युवा हैं। पचास साल बाद उन्होंने फिर याद दिलाया है - संसद का रास्ता सड़क से होकर जाता है।
#संसद_मार्च #DharmendraPradhanResign

[Yogendra Yadav @_YogendraYadav]

एक ऐतिहासिक घड़ी के गवाह बन रहे हैं।

आज संसद की ओर जाने वाली हर सड़क पर युवा हैं। पचास साल बाद उन्होंने फिर याद दिलाया है - संसद का रास्ता सड़क से होकर जाता है।
#संसद_मार्च #DharmendraPradhanResign

[ImMudiraj @mmm_maddy]

So China just dropped this new AI model called Kimi K3, and honestly? It's kind of a big deal especially with the whole chip ban situation still hanging over everything.

Here's the thing: the US basically said "no more advanced chips for you" to China, thinking it would slow them down for years. And don't get me wrong it definitely hurt. But instead of just crying about it, the teams over there got creative. They figured out how to squeeze way more performance out of fewer resources. Necessity really is the mother of invention, I guess.

Kimi K3 has something like 2.8 trillion parameters (which is insane), and it's going head-to-head with GPT and Claude in benchmarks. Like, actually trading blows with them. For coding? It's apparently number one right now.

But here's what I find wild they're making it open-source. Like, completely free for anyone to use and build on. So while US companies are spending billions on proprietary models and hoarding chips, China just drops a world-class model into the public domain. Kind of flips the whole "we have more GPUs so we win" narrative on its head, doesn't it?

I'm not saying the ban isn't a big deal it is. But this feels like proof that throwing money and hardware at a problem isn't the only way forward. Sometimes being forced to work with less actually makes you

[ImMudiraj @mmm_maddy]

Stand by Sonam ! Disgrace on the officials to see them take @Wangchuk66 behind the curtains ! Irony is that government should have used the white curtain to clean their mess, instead they are using it to hide their dirty laundry. India is now in emergency state behind the "white curtain", sense prevail soon. @IamCrockroaxz #cjpprotest #cockroachjanataparty

[Sonam Wangchuk @Wangchuk66]

Smaller Movements have brought down many governments in India... & Here it’s about Education..

#cockroachjantaparty #cjpprotest #protest #jantarmantar

[ImMudiraj @mmm_maddy]

Absolutely ! If we take this beyond the competition, our universities must pivot from 'archives of knowledge' to 'laboratories of applied AI', big fan of you @svembu sir

https://t.co/kC1eDbF6fA

[Sridhar Vembu @svembu]

Tests measure test taking skills. Interviews measure interviewing skills.

Beyond a basic competence threshold, tests and interviews don't correlate too well with exceptional performance in the real world.

[ImMudiraj @mmm_maddy]

Did you know?
19.7% of tech hiring now comes from Tier 2/3 cities.
47% of Indian enterprises have live AI use cases in 2026.
Cities like #Ahmedabad & #Chandigarh are now hubs for niche roles like Prompt Engineering and #Agentic AI.
The map of Indian tech has been redrawn.

[ImMudiraj @mmm_maddy]

Another reason why to fly @SingaporeAir when you can watch live tennis 33000 ft up ! Loving the atmosphere.
Great work by @sport24live

Singapore airlines never #disappoints
#MySport24 @AustralianOpen

[ImMudiraj @mmm_maddy]

The most impactful AI isn’t being built for Wall Street; it’s being built for Bharat. From voice-AI in local dialects for farmers to AI-driven diagnostic tools for rural clinics, Tier 2 startups have the "home-court advantage" in solving real Indian problems. #BharatGen #GenerativeAI

[ImMudiraj @mmm_maddy]

Lower burn, higher retention. Founders are realizing that building AI startups in tier 2 cities offers 30-40% lower operational costs and significantly lower attrition. When your team stays longer, your AI models get better. Stability is the new scale. #StartupIndia #AI2026

[ImMudiraj @mmm_maddy]

The "Bengaluru bubble" is expanding. In 2026, Tier 2 cities like Jaipur, Coimbatore, and Lucknow are no longer just "support hubs", they are AI leaders. With a 25% growth in tech hiring compared to 10% in metros, the AI opportunity is moving to where the talent lives. #IndiaAI #Tier2Growth #DigitalIndia

[Tim Ferriss @tferriss]

“[The 4-7-8 breath] is the most powerful method I’ve found to access the relaxation response, and it’s the most powerful anti-anxiety measure I’ve ever come across.”
— Dr. Andrew Weil (@DrWeil)

https://t.co/poJkRzsulo

[National Geographic @NatGeo]

They are iconic, and synonymous with our oceans. But how much do we actually know about seahorses?

[Kaptan Hindustan™ @KaptanHindustan]

Rubik's Cube Secret

[Vala Afshar @ValaAfshar]

I love this story because it reminds me that one person can make a difference.

In 1979, Jadav Payeng began planting a tree every day for 37 years — results are stunning

[Shashi Tharoor @ShashiTharoor]

Fabulous viewing! Pity it’s only seven minutes of the original half an hour.

[Sahil Bloom @SahilBloom]

Same note applies to ex-military / veterans!

[Business Insider @BusinessInsider]

Feni, a cashew liquor made only in Goa, India, is a 500-year-old tradition maintained by these families