India's economy is growing and becoming more diversified, with improvements in various sectors like services, manufacturing, agriculture, and IT.
India's potential for growth is high due to favorable demographics, but investments in people, education, and private enterprises are crucial.
Political discourse in India has become divisive and there are concerns about fragile democracy, excessive control on media, and the rise of religious tensions.
The AI breakthrough at the Microsoft event was groundbreaking and showcased a new era of tools.
The use of advanced AI tools will have a significant impact on society, becoming the new normal for younger generations.
While embracing new technology is important, there is concern about the potential automation of complex skills and the limitations it may place on human agency.
America's skilled immigration crisis is closing the door on top talent, leading to long-term repercussions.
Current green card backlog for Indian workers has reached over 1.8 million cases, with wait times exceeding 100 years.
America needs to address its immigration system to maintain its global leadership and technological dominance by streamlining the process for skilled immigrants.
Lal Bahadur Shastri continued Nehru's policies and urged people to give up a meal to save resources during food shortage.
Indira Gandhi relied on an inner circle of bureaucrats, pivoted to socialist and nationalist ideologies, and played a key role in the independence of Bangladesh.
India faced major challenges including the 1991 economic crisis, nuclear tests, and conflicts with Pakistan, leading to reforms and progress.