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Are you interested/building in AIxBio? Are you in Bangalore? Me, @anaturalist and @vinayprabhu are organising "AIxBio BLR" at IISc this Saturday, April 25th at 11:30 AM. The goal? Build the community that is missing and help each other in any way possible. We have Founders, PhDs, Faculty, PostDocs attending the event. If you are building something in the space or have a unique expertise, we would love to have you. Register on the link below.

Wrote an article on how India can take the next step in climbing the pharmaceutical API supply chain. Agriculture reforms, reduced capital costs, and infrastructure investments are needed to break into fermented APIs! @wforumindia

"India joining the CP-TPP would contribute to reduced dependency of both India and other CP-TPP members on both the U.S. and China. The Modi administration can take a cue from the leadership of one of the earliest Indo-Pacific champions, the late former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, when he went ahead and led the formation of the CP-TPP after the U.S. backed out. As a soon-to-be third-largest world economy, it is imperative for India to show similar leadership to leverage the CP-TPP to the advanatge of a larger Indo-Pacific trade architecture." I write for @ISDP_Sweden @jppjagannath1 ... link below

🚢 India is quietly building something BIG in the shipping insurance world... A move that could reshape how Indian ships sail, trade, shield its shipping sector from global sanctions and reduce dependence on foreign insurers. Here’s what the Govt is upto & why it matters ⚓️🧵

World Leaders are already involved in AI diplomacy. ISAIL President @IndusThink explains this in a session for the Indian Forum for Public Diplomacy. Check the latest video on @BharatPacific YouTube Channel.

How has AI been adopted and governed in India’s federal system? Read this new Forum OP to understand how AI governance has evolved in India in recent years, and how interactions between central policy making, state-level implementation, and sector-specific adaptations shape the current landscape. 🔗 Read it here: forumfed.org/document/gover…

@TheCinesthetic This scene hits hard man isail.in/stack

”That fuckin’ nobody… is John Wick. He was the one you sent to kill the fucking boogeyman.”

@ANI isail.in/stack

#WATCH | Delhi | Odisha's Balasore student self-immolation case | BJP MP Manan Kumar Mishra says, "This incident is very unfortunate, but it is also very sad that the opposition is doing politics on it. The police have taken action and the reasons for the incident are being investigated... Such incidents happen every day in West Bengal, but the opposition remains silent on these..."

This sentiment seems to concede Southeast Asia as a region of Chinese influence they India won't even try to contest. Just so many things wrong with this

Please send Shashi Tharoor to USA if India needs to convince Dems for some reason while DJT is in the office

@Satvik_Pen @saurabhtodi @VatsRishap @AVIRAL96 @srijshukla @JyotsnaMehra

#100WordEdits on "Need for more Regional leaders actively taking interest in diplomacy" #OperationSindoor

I’m so grateful that my grandfather chose to stay in India and uphold secularism instead of moving to Pakistan. The delusion there is on another level. Always proud to be an Indian. 🇮🇳

Genius points by the head of The Bharat Pacific Policy Prism.

This weekend, read "Foreign Policy for the Working Class"—my latest with @AndrewBHanna. Tertullian asked, “What has Athens to do with Jerusalem?” Today, we ask: What do D.C., NYC, and Silicon Valley have to do with the working class? Here is our answer:   nationalinterest.org/feature/toward…

Happy Holi from @IndianSocietyAI folks, including @adityajakki janaab.

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Almost every Indian op-ed piece on Trump’s foreign policy and India’s attempt to navigate it today, could have been printed in 2017 and nobody would know the difference if you swapped the two. And, this is not just because the authors are largely all the same.

Why did all of you guys not utter a word for “strategic needs” of the F-35 until last week and suddenly are discovering “capability gaps to be filled” etc etc to justify the purchase? Either group think or sold outs or just “my fave politicians have discussed, so just be right” nonsense!