
praveen priyadarshi प्रवीण प्रियदर्शी
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praveen priyadarshi प्रवीण प्रियदर्शी
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Assistant Professor of Politics @IIITDelhi |PhD @LSE_ID| Urban Politics &Theory| Pol Theory of AI. Running/Ruminating| Views Personal



Art rooted in courage - something the rest of the world has forgotten

Ah the leader of the ‘civilised’ and ‘democratic’ United States of America. The elected leader. Speaking on behalf of all US citizens?

“Water, soil, and oxygen should not be infinitely accessible. They are assets that should be included in global economic balance sheets.” This is not satire. The World Economic Forum wants to monetise breathing.


The honourable way for @raghav_chadha is to simply leave @AamAadmiParty . His style and focus are limited to a specific social constituency not in line with the grassroots priorities of the party, its leadership or activist base. He raises relevant issues but not of far-reaching significance. This is sad for the party but a good closure is better than an ugly spat that won't benefit him unless he wants to join a long list of cocky wannabes -- which again doesn't suit his personality. AAP needs to introspect on a lot of things but #RaghavChadha 's embarrassing silence has been as articulate as his eloquent speeches.


Fake paneer, fake toothpaste, fake milk, air and water are already polluted Must admit that we are god's favourite children otherwise surving in this country is nothing less than a miracle.


Here @WSJ misses the forest for the trees. “Digital arrests” work because Indians are terrified of the real police. In practice, cops do not produce warrants or summons—they simply pick you up and take you to the station with zero paperwork. A petty TI can destroy your life on a whim and face zero consequences. Citizens have no clue what lawful policing even looks like. That cultivated fear and ignorance is exactly what makes them gullible to scammers on a video call. wsj.com/world/fake-cop…

Here @WSJ misses the forest for the trees. “Digital arrests” work because Indians are terrified of the real police. In practice, cops do not produce warrants or summons—they simply pick you up and take you to the station with zero paperwork. A petty TI can destroy your life on a whim and face zero consequences. Citizens have no clue what lawful policing even looks like. That cultivated fear and ignorance is exactly what makes them gullible to scammers on a video call. wsj.com/world/fake-cop…










Do you still use Google search? Or have you moved to an AI platform like ChatGPT? And those of you who still use Google search, do you mostly read the AI summary at the top, or do you usually click on links?






