It's wild to think that this person's father was at the forefront of the fight for separate statehood for the Telangana people less than 2 decades ago.
This is not even considered the damage compared to the other chaos at the summit.
It is absolutely deplorable that members of the Youth Congress chose the AI Impact Summit 2026 as a venue for petty political theatrics
Using such a global platform for protests will project our great nation India in a poor light internationally
While difference of opinion is natural in a democracy, understanding where and how to protest is very important
There is a time and place for political dissent, and an international summit is certainly not one of them
And the irony is hard to miss: Youth Congress guys staged the protest precisely when their own party’s Chief Minister, Revanth Reddy, was addressing the same AI Summit
@Garfah112@winxytopia I have been trying to find some of these since very long time. The ones I found had a terrible quality. If possible could you also DM me. Thanks!!
"Reviewing CCTV footage from 1 lakh polling stations would take 1 lakh days" yes, if done by single person. For example if 1000 people do it, it will take 100 days and for 10,000 people It just takes 10 days.
Dumb A$$!
#VoteChori
Also, what even happened to concerns on energy use and climate impact from the use of LLMs? Just because you're on social media and not using a specific platform like the ChatGPT site, the implications of the tool don't vanish.
While we celebrate the small victories given by Grok, let's not forget that an AI that swings one side today can swing the opposite side tomorrow.
Platform credible voices that have given years of their life to standing up for what is right. Listen to them. Not to some robot.
The world has changed since Donald Trump took over charge as US president again. I don't have a good feeling about how it's gonna be after a couple of years.
How do you begin to write a tribute to a journalist, a friend, a brother? How do you describe him when nothing really contains him? The first time I met Mukesh Chandrakar was in December 2015, weeks after I had landed in Chhattisgarh as the Indian Express reporter there. (1/18)