@EThemagazine@thebetterindia Why should he do someth for others before he's looked upon as inspiration? Should we not get inspired that even with so many issues he achieved great success? With that struggle experience, I'm sure he'll help a lot of people & won't boast about it in social media.
From a small village in Kozhikode to securing UPSC CSE AIR 109, this is not just a success story, it’s a testament to the human spirit.
Meet Ajay R Raj, the son of an autorickshaw driver who lost most of his eyesight as a child but refused to let that define his destiny. Despite partial visual impairment, Ajay didn’t just top the CBSE boards years ago; he went on to study in elite institutions, intern at a Harvard leadership conference, and crack the toughest exam in India on his fifth attempt.
A teacher by heart, he taught English & cultural studies, played ukulele, loved swimming, and brought real heart to his UPSC interview. His message? “My constraint has nothing to do with what I have achieved now. It does not make it more glorious or less.”
@ajayradharaj #VisionIsPurpose #UPSC109 #RiseAboveLimits
[Inspiration, UPSC Success, UPSC 2025, Wednesday Motivation]
Imagine being so salty toward a specific faith that you deliberately wait for Ganesh Chaturthi, make a sign, stand like a zombie amidst people celebrating, and record the entire spectacle just to chase online clout.
The criticism of the word "putra" in the Ganesh aarti's line "baanjhan ko putra de" comes from pure linguistic ignorance. In classical Sanskrit, putra is often used gender-neutrally to mean "child," much like how "mankind" or "primitive man" in scientific literature refers to humanity as a whole, encompassing both men and women.
Also, the 17th-century saint attributed to this composition, Samarth Ramdas, also composed deeply revered aartis for Goddess Durga, making accusations of inherent misogyny entirely baseless.
This performative outrage has become an annual ritual driven by bad faith rather than legitimate critique. High time people stopped inventing grievances where none exist and let devotees celebrate in peace.
AI is getting cheaper more quickly than any other transformative tech in history. At a given level of performance, cost has fallen ~47%/quarter since 2023.
That’s 4× faster than DNA sequencing, 6× faster than compute, 18× faster than lithium batteries, and (up to 1973) 54× faster than electricity.
Packaging a chip was the cheap job at the end of the line for fifty years. It now decides how fast an AI computer runs.
TSMC in Taiwan does almost all of it, while until four years ago, India packaged nothing.
Now it is trying to skip straight to the hard part. 🧵
@Rahul0711_@Telegraph Visionary Dr Singh? 😀 You mean someone with no spine & was happy to be just front face for Sonia Gandhi? He was reason & India is in such a bad place. Modi brought it in course to support hardworking Indians.
@Telegraph India served one vegetarian dinner and The Telegraph discovered “dietary imperialism.” 😂
By this logic, every steak dinner is forced carnivorism and every French banquet is cultural occupation.
It was a menu, not a conversion ceremony.
@Telegraph I was thinking of paying Telegraph couple of years ago thinking they are impartial. Thank God I didn't. You are a morally bankrupt news house. No fact finding or no analysis, just throw garbage news to some dimwits (those who believe you).
@nexta_tv Even after brake up of USSR, wonder why West treating Russia as if iron curtain is still in existence. If only West looked at new nation called “Russia” and didn’t start poking its nose by intruding into Eastern European nations with its NATO, Russia wud hv been a friend by now.
During 2013, when I talked about Make in India, people in that ecosystem thought that Make in India was not possible. They still mock 'Make in India'.
But now, you are witnessing the brand value of Make in India.
Today, every person has a smartphone.
Made in India smartphones are reaching every corner of the world.
In 2014, India used to import mobile phones. Today, India is exporting mobile phones worth more than ₹2.5 lakh crore.
- PM @narendramodi
#PMModiAtSRCC
An MIT Media Lab study used EEG to track what happens in the brain when people write with ChatGPT rather than on their own. Fifty four students completed essay tasks while wearing electrode caps. One group used ChatGPT, one used a search engine, and one used no tools. Across sessions, the ChatGPT group showed the weakest neural connectivity in networks linked to memory, attention, and analytical work. They also had more trouble recalling what they had just written and produced more generic prose. The authors describe this as a kind of cognitive debt: the tool does the synthesizing, and the brain stays quieter [1].
The same experiment points to a better order of use. Students who first wrote unaided and only later switched to ChatGPT showed stronger recall and more widespread brain activity than students who started with the model and then had to work alone. In other words, the model helped more when it scaffolded thinking that was already underway than when it replaced that thinking from the start. The practical lesson is not that large language models should be banned. It is that they work best as a second pass, after the writer has already done the hard part of forming and remembering an argument [1].
[Kosmyna, N., Hauptmann, E., Yuan, Y. T., Situ, J., Liao, X. H., Beresnitzky, A. V., Braunstein, I., & Maes, P. (2025). Your Brain on ChatGPT: Accumulation of Cognitive Debt when Using an AI Assistant for Essay Writing Task. arXiv. DOI: 10.48550/arXiv.2506.08872]
20 years ago, the 🇺🇸US and 🇪🇺 EU combined made up 38% of the world's economy at purchasing power parity.
🇨🇳China was at 9.5%.
Today the US and EU together are down to 28%, and China alone sits at 19.9%, roughly where the EU stood at its own 2006 peak.
🚀🌌 Voyager 1 has left the Sun's protective bubble—the heliosphere—and is now traveling through interstellar space, over 25 billion km from Earth.
Launched in 1977, it's the most distant human-made object ever. Yet even after nearly 50 years, it isn't close to another star. At its current speed, reaching the nearest star system, Alpha Centauri, would take tens of thousands of years.
A humbling reminder of both human curiosity and the unimaginable scale of the universe. ✨
@priyabratm@ARanganathan72@narendramodi 🤦🏽 There will always be something missing. I used to work 18 hours when started my career 25+ years ago. Now I see lot more young people working 8-11 hours (still not like West, but better). Now it's about what you want to see 😐
@CitizenHel75723@DrAVSriv@ARanganathan72@narendramodi LOL.. America says they are with humanity... Period 😀
(just to ensure you understand - all wars are because of them & after govt are toppled, country goes in chaos)
India wicketkeeper-batter Dhruv Jurel celebrated his century against Sri Lanka in the second Test by proudly displaying his bicep tattoo that reads, ‘Jai Jawaan, Jai Kisaan’.
Jurel revealed the special significance behind the gesture, saying, “My grandfather was a farmer and my father, a soldier.” He reached his century off 171 balls, helping put India in a strong position.
#DhruvJurel #TeamIndia #JaiJawanJaiKisan #INDvsSL #Cricket
@ndtv@PadmajaJoshi@Iyervval@tehseenp Can't belive we are having so much debate about it. If anyone who is criticising Modiji watches the video 30 seconds before & 30-40 seconds after he used the term 'Dimagi Naxals', he clearly said those who want to create anarchy and violence. So, should we even debate about it?