The horses will return, the ground may not

Sunday afternoons, in a certain version of India, still carry the faint echo of hooves. Not the hurried, honking chaos of our usual lives but a slower, more deliberate rhythm. Leather on grass, mallet meeting ball; conversation that pause mid sentence because something elegant just happened in the distance. Polo, like many good things, refuses…

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Why the AI revolution in schools must begin with curiosity, empathy, and critical thinking

As schools across India scramble to integrate artificial intelligence into the classroom, a critical realization is dawning on educators: a computer is only as smart as the person commanding it. Picture two graduates entering India’s workforce. Both have learned how to use AI fluently. One was taught to think deeply before they prompt — to…

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The newness of the new generation

In a recent research study that I was involved in, we examined the content consumption of the coming generation, what has been labelled Gen Alpha, and found something interesting. This is a generation being brought up, above all, by content. And behind it, the algorithm. The strongest influence being exerted on these young minds comes…

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If Trump puts troops in Iran…

After US bombed Kharg Island, which handles 90% of Iranian oil exports, and dispatched marines and amphibious assault ships, such as USS Tripoli, to the region, talk of a US ground offensive has increased. But how might such an offensive unfold? Trump’s approach suggests US would aim for control of Persian Gulf coastline, not conquest….

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Fund The Charge

Right now, the world is a bit uncertain because of tensions between countries like the US, Israel, and Iran. When things like this happen, fuel prices and supply can get risky. That’s why switching to electric cars (EVs) is a smart idea — they don’t depend on petrol or diesel. Sounds great, right? But there’s…

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Just Collateral Damage

Ordinary people are targets of war everywhere, even though international laws forbade it 50 years ago If Earth formed 24 hours ago, humans have been around for just 1 second. And in that second, the time we’ve been good to each other is so short, you’d need to measure it with an atomic clock. Ancient…

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