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J.Bhandari
@jsb31
Associate Professor - Economics and keen researcher
New Delhi Katılım Haziran 2009
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Located at an altitude of about 2,450 meters (around 8000 ft) in the Kumaon Himalayas near Nainital, far from city lights, the Devasthal Campus of @ARIESNainital, an autonomous institute of the Department of Science and Technology @IndiaDST, is a remarkable hub for observational astronomy. The campus hosts three world-class telescope facilities.
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@ajay_shah Fantastic article. Very nuisance take on AI and Indian IT. Not sure even some of the IT companies will have this much clarity
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Holi Baithak by the students of DSB Campus, KU. We started celebrating Holi at KU in 2024 with the aim that one day it will the program of students, today we achieved the goal. Mesmerising performance of our students!
@LtGenGurmit @EduMinOfIndia @ugc_india
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Is there anyone who has been using the same SIM number for 10 years?
Mine - 8 Year
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@CHRIST_NCR hosted 2nd International Conference on Advancing Economics , in association with V.V. Giri National Labour Institute.
The Diplomatist February edition was released at the inaugural session.
@professorjoshi ,VC, IIFT was the Chief Guest on the occasion.
@jsb31
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Good news
Haryana Govt has approved Gurugram-Greater Noida RRTS.
65 kms corridor to have 52 kms section in Haryana with metro integration in Faridabad like Meerut metro.
Gurugram-Faridabad-Noida-Greater Noida line will have interchange with Ghaziabad-Jewar RRTS at Surajpur.
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A Tier-2 Indian city contributing
$24 billion to the economy,proving that economic strength and quality of life can truly coexist :)
RushikeshH@RushikesH27027
Might be one of the best eco-friendly Resort in India. And we Nashikars are truly living our best life here!🙂↔️
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The 2nd International Conference on Advancing Economics convenes 25–26 February 2026 at CHRIST University Delhi NCR, to interrogate dominant development paradigms & explore ways to equitable, climate-resilient economies.
bit.ly/4rpIqWG
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@kanchi_batra89
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@ramgopal_rao @timesofindia Nicely summed up what’s wrong with Indian Higher Education system
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My oped in The Times Of India today, Sunday, Feb 22, 2026, reflects my genuine concern over the Chinese #robodog incident at the #AISummit. Beyond the social media frenzy, there are important lessons in it for everyone.
Link for the article in the comments section. @timesofindia
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@kaushikcbasu I am not sure that this is correct explanation of the situation
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The embarrassment caused by Galgotias University at Delhi’s AI meet is what happens when people instead of spending time doing science, maths, literature, spend their time showing that 5000 years ago their ancestors did science, maths, literature.
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@GabbbarSingh These are MCQs the real problem was with later part especially one numerical and the case studies
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@akhileshsharma1 @cbseindia29 There are three sets of question papers, some were difficult, some were more difficult.. it’s dice of the luck , my son had toughest in the set .. that is how life deals with dice..
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Dear @cbseindia29,
Today’s Class X Mathematics (Standard) question paper was extremely tough and quite lengthy. I saw many students coming out of the examination centres in tears. Was this level of difficulty intentional so that more students would need to appear for the second board examination?
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Well this just means that the AI authored paper should have been passed through refine before the final iteration
Ben Golub@ben_golub
If you look at the report, you'll find considerably more than two. Real algebra errors in the core setup of a paper with modeling are a very serious problem in macro - definitely enough reason to reject. Not because they're unfixable, but because good papers don't have them by submission time. Of course, one always has to check whether they're simply typos (as they tend to be in good human work), but in this case they are not. I know that finding such errors helps editors reject slop because editors at top journals tell me that this happens. Regarding the implicit question about whether Refine offers big-picture comments, I'm not sure whether you've looked at the report Ben linked - check out "Overall Feedback."
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This is the beauty of calculus. Wish someone had taught it like this to me.
( 🎥 Dm fro credit)
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