IIM -Ahmedabad asks Rajiv Malhotra | is India's AI technology weak ?

[@RajivMalhotraOfficial]

Timestamps: 00:00- Introduction 07:29- How is consciousness different from Artificial Intelligence? 15:50- Emergence of superhumans 24:00- Loss of selfhood/agency to AI 28:59- Emergence of new East India Company 40:26- Is India becoming VishwaCoolie? 50:39- Is India too late to assert its civilizational heritage? What is the Indian approach to management/creation of wealth? 54:38- Is AI going to supersede human consciousness? 58:15- What is mindfulness? 1:04:05- How can Indians combat the Breaking India forces at an individual level? To support Infinity Foundation’s projects including the continuation of such episodes and the research we do: इनफिनिटी फ़ौंडेशन की परियोजनाओं को अनुदान देने के लिए व इस प्रकार के एपिसोड और हमारे द्वारा किये जाने वाले शोध को जारी रखने के लिए: infinityfoundation.com/donate-2/

[@mefisto05s.20]

Thank you!

[@micpin6810]

What does Rajiv Malhotra think about the Amy Wax fiasco?? 🤔 Calling Indians you know what.

[@LKKandpallk]

Brilliant! Rajiv is a modern Rishi. How beautifully he has elaborated the difference between intelligence and consciousness. May he live long!

[@AyushRaj-rt6bb]

He needs financial support to continue his work.

[@yugalsharan]

He is a selfish retired moron looking for self glorification by fooling Hindus. Don't give him any money.

[@vivekkumar-jc7zk]

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[@manishpandey6287]

It's a blessing to get to listen Rajiv Malhotra Sir in full flow

[@suyashpriyadarshi4297]

Brilliant and insightful as always. Your wisdom & analysis always creates a thought provoking questions with respect to lot of areas in life. But parallely, it's also a red pill which needs to be swallowed inorder to wake up the masses or policy makers specially. Don't know when Indian corporates & policy makers will go beyond rhetorics & lip service. 🙏Thanks sir

[@uditshah56]

One more extremely wonderful talk by Rajivji on Artificial Intelligence and its implications on the world. He sheds light on the issues most have not touched or understood. This video must be watched and shared by everyone because it is going to impact everyone in the world directly or indirectly in the next 8-10 years. Anyone of the intelligence, anyone with the kind of scholarship that Rajivji pursues, is perhaps hard to find, at least amongst Indians, though I would go to the extent of claiming that not even anywhere in the world. Indian govt. ignoring him is very unfortunate for Indians and also for the govt. because the present Govt. has the same gaol as Rajiv Malhotra.

[@lakkundianandapramod5063]

Good to watch Dr.Rajiv Malhotra a live wire motivating one and all. I remember participating writing few pages on the theme on Breaking India he has suggested year ago. Rajiv’s books reached millions of homes but implementers are not interested due to their own hidden agendas. I remember Transcendental Meditation introduced in 70s by Yogi Mahesh in USA. Yes there is a difference in intelligence and Consciousness. Wisdom is superior to Intelligence. If we get wisdom I feel that we can positively understand sub-consciousness. Consciousness and Super consciousness coupled with Non-dualism, Dualism and Qualified nondualism (based on Krishnam Dharmam Sanatanam) and Indian version of AI may be a 4th philosophy. We have created Brahma Vsihnu-Maheswara in the form of our few politician's “followers” (bot?) on FB-Google-Twitter and Rajiv ji rightly said “quick fame” copying his phrases and minting money elsewhere! And U turn cycle coming back to India is going to happen. It’s true that concentration of powers in few like East India Company will lead to Social upheavals and unrest at the back drop of googlization of the world/ wikipediazation of the visual and print media. I call concentration of worldly power in few companies at a future date is similar to Chatur-Mukhas-Brahma / Chatur-Mukha-Vishnu. I saw people stopped thinking and suggests others to “google it and get info” hence Moronization has spread deep into village panchayat levels! One can understand Dr.Rajiv Malhotra’s passing remarks on the Indian Economists who fancies their economic remedies and Budgeting based on manipulated data and toeing his masters’ FUNDBANK guidelines since early 1980s! I came to know that China is a leader in Splinternet. There is no seriousness in India? Indian investment in R&D is less than 1% of our GDP. Chinese may hack our systems with their laptops while we may prefer Rafaels all along our boeders. When it comes to the status of AI in India we boast of having 100 Unicorns and it is called Growth and earning Billions by a few but impacting millions and pushing them under the BPL and joblessness!! We are 12 years behind China and USA. It is absolutely true that we have rented our brains to the west thus being called Vishwa coolies. Big Tech Devatas are not coming to India because of the Government but instantly available cheap labor arbitrage and skillful manpower! Boasting many Indian Origin people holding CEO posts in big tech companies is because of instantly available 140 Crore market on a silver platter and I do not think it is due to their intelligence! How many of them donated to PMCares here during covid19 second wave in India due to death toll varies between 5.30 lakhs to 40.40 lakhs based on which “report” we bank upon. Rajiv ji is right the Indian consumers are interested on imported goods. For example Indians are not buying Kashmir Badam/almonds but imported almond hence almonds growing area came down from 2000 acres to 5000 acres now in Kashmir and some of they have gone back to growing apples!! I am happy to inform you that the Supreme Court has considered Dr.Rajiv’s decade old suggestion to use AI in Judiciary.

[@powerprivilege6790]

Thanks!

[@AyushRaj-rt6bb]

Thank you sir! People like you are a blessing for Hindus 🙏🏻

[@grsint]

thanx Sir....it elevated the wavelength of my thought process...would like to associate and do my part of swadharma in this ashwamegh yagna that you are performing...

[@ramkrishnadas4230]

Very Very important development that Rajiv Ji's work is now permeating at such places. Very happy. Would have been happier if it happened earlier, but better later than never!

[@seanbellfort2298]

Incredible Rajiv Ji. ☝️🇮🇳☝️🕉️☝️ Jai Hind.

[@umakantgajjewar8898]

Glad that Rajiv Ji is bringing up NCERT topic in his next /coming book. I don't understand why this issue is not high priority for Indian govt.

[@14apurvraj90]

I don't know why whenever I hear rajiv ji..I just want to go and study

[@AyushRaj-rt6bb]

Because he believes in hardwork and it radiates through his personality and speech.

[@sulakshankumar7088]

Sir it was an eye opening talk and a wonderful food for thought as it was brought out so meticulously , sir, that Indian brains are rented out . It’s a thought provoking idea that we have Infinity foundation- India chapter , to retain such academicians for inspiring the younger generation to move ahead My humble thanks to you sir Regards

[@rakeshsingh7554]

Rajiv Sir has made it amply clear that slavery and exploitation of humans by few can take place even in most liberated age also and Artificial Intelligence can be used as a tool to accomplish this task.

[@whatsinaname8674]

Thank god I didn't miss this conversation, was very much enlightening.

[@ravikumarrai7325]

Thanks

[@AyushRaj-rt6bb]

Thanks a lot!🙏🏻

[@mefisto05s.20]

Great episode!

[@amartyalive]

Incredible thoughts 💐💐💐💐⛳⛳⛳⛳🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@4z4d]

👍👍 interactions r gem

[@umakantgajjewar8898]

AI and Dharma is a great idea being proposed here. This video must be watched/the teachers of all IITs, IIMs must include this video as part of their course. So much to learn for the students/young generation is presented here. Hope Indian students/young people take full advantage of this opportunity. Thank you Rajiv Ji for your hard word and dedication.

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

In IIM we have to digest many western theories like The Goal by drum buffer rope, Time and motion theories, Porter strategic models, call centers and Poisson models, Mc Kinsey 2x2 grid like cash cows and stars and write essays. At work one of the people I knew said some IT project is using porters competitive strategy grid like entrants, elasticity and so on in their work. So they have also digested the western theories. May be now Rajiv ji will argue that these theories were originally Indian. In software some of the code really looks like management theories. There are also things like spring actuators and Java management extensions and so on which Rajiv ji knows as he has been technical -------- In Benson’s case, he digested Maharishi Yogi’s Transcendental Meditation technique and called it The Relaxation Response. Goleman’s career took off when he used Indian models of psychology to write his blockbuster book, Emotional Intelligence. Kabat-Zinn learned Vipassana, considered one of the most ancient forms of meditation, from the Indian teacher, S.N. Goenka with full acknowledgment and gratitude and turned it into his proprietary Mindfulness Meditation, positioning it as Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR). Snakes in the Ganga

[@powerprivilege6790]

excellent - thank you Rajiv-ji.

[@jatinpatel1224]

Lokic vs alokic, tech coolies, feeling of being left out and comparing with China are the thoughts arising out of "I". In path of self surrender, being tech coolies is best way as community to generate self-less service, but to channelize these towards dharma, not for profit and economic activity is what I want to hear from your tapasya, Mr Malhotra.

[@kabirkapoor1205]

Abbe khamosh india is nowhere and has missed that bus long time ago. Just khao khujao batti bhujao and serve your MNC masters for a puny salary.

[@ramkumarr1725]

I am with Ganga now. Had the honor to enter RTBI in IIT-M for a year and work. For me now the equalness is the smartphone technology switch and just work after that.

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Maybe Rajiv ji can teach this 👍 Yes, adding an AI elective to PGSEM alongside quant could be valuable. It would equip graduates with the latest in-demand skills for managing tech-driven projects and navigating the rapidly evolving AI landscape. Consider this: AI's growing impact: AI is transforming industries, and PGSEM grads need to understand its potential and limitations to lead effectively. Complementary to quant: AI builds on quantitative analysis, making the two electives synergistic. Grads can use AI tools to analyze data more effectively and make informed decisions. Adding an AI elective shows PGSEM's commitment to preparing future leaders for the tech-driven future. Bard

[@saratsaratchandran3085]

An analogue and a digital left brained mind found the way to consciousness! Rajivji is a very special person who’s talks are stimulating and thought provoking!

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Thanks for the book Rajivji

[@gaganyadav6779]

Good discussion

[@ashishpatel350]

straight up facts.

[@sanatanidotnetdharmaplatfo3991]

Brilliant talk

[@ramkumarr1725]

Mind expanded even more.

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

You're right, the portrayal of Gandhi in NCERT textbooks has evolved over time. While the current curriculum emphasizes his significant contributions without explicitly calling him the "father of the nation," older versions of the syllabus might have used this title more readily. Bard History has changed. He was father to us. Now only leader. 🌹♥️

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Commensal dining, or shared meals, can indeed play a role in education. It fosters social skills, communication, and a sense of community among students. Additionally, it provides an opportunity for informal learning, encouraging discussions and the exchange of ideas. Overall, the communal aspect of dining can contribute positively to the educational experience. ChatGPT 🌹

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Brown, Asian, Top in Technology, Worked in Tech for 21 years, Parents were Dalits and Gandhi Lineage who were Lawyers. Caste : Technologist (UK) Race: Asian(USA) Now you can do the Dharma and uphold it to a technology caste. ✌️✌️🌹🌹♥️♥️

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Good. You made me Yantrika ♥️♥️🌹🌹 I read 5 battlegrounds also.

[@vasudevanmk7110]

Very Engaging talks as usual From Rajivji. Rajivji mentioned about the need for a generation of yogis who will be comitted to finding happiness within rather than in the loukika world. I think with the growing of wealth divide which is surely increase as AI advances, the majority of the people will be forced to find happiness within (unless they choose to remain miserable) and hence we might end with a group of yogic like folks who then might alter the consciousness of the population. Nature has its own checks and balances; only we do not know if we have the time to let nature solve our issues (like climate change for example).

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Family is north. People and society is south. In south. I understood how an immigrant feels. Mind expanded

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

However, considering the above points, it's understandable to see why IIM, with its focus on business education, global reach, and emphasis on practical application, might appear closer in overall profile to HBS than IIT, which specializes in engineering and technology. Bard 🌹♥️

[@AyushRaj-rt6bb]

0:27 Was it an insult? It's like you are inviting someone you completely disagree with and that's why you have to explain why you invited him/her. If it's the case, then God save India!

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Subject Matter: JEE focuses on STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) with a deep understanding of concepts and problem-solving abilities. CAT, on the other hand, primarily tests quantitative and verbal reasoning skills with some basic mathematics. PGDM programs might have specific subject requirements depending on the specialization, but generally, the quantitative and analytical skills tested are not as extensive as JEE. Bard IIM (Harvard) is more diverse

[@iramkumar78]

He is playing snake vs ganga. Snake was fun for me one month. Maybe next book is Snake vs Bramhaputra. Or Snake vs Indus. I just play language only.👏👏👏

[@chaitanyatuckley4666]

I had read Day to Day Economics of Satish Deodhar. Amazing book.

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

While the term "Asian American" is commonly used in the United States to refer to individuals with Asian ancestry, it's important to note that Rajiv Malhotra is specifically of Indian descent. In the U.S. classification, people of Indian origin are often categorized as part of the larger Asian American group, which encompasses a diverse range of Asian ethnicities. Bard 🌹♥️

[@abhijitbose8487]

Modern era Rishi🙏🙏🙏

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

All this has serious implications when one realizes that Harvard is deep inside India’s government organizations and industry, formulating policies, training civil servants and corporate leaders, and developing the standards for governance. It would not be an exaggeration to say that more than any other foreign institution, it is Harvard that is shaping India’s young leaders in all sectors by using its research, education, training, networks of influence, funding, and brand name. Bard Caught many people in company quote HBR. Indian railways got mentioned in HBR. Infosys got mentioned. Like that

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

I will speak Rajiv ji ✌️♥️

[@TinTin2014]

Thank you for the great lecture. It is really unfortunate that India is lagging behind China and other countries in AI. Last year I took an interesting course on the Introduction to Human Brain at MIT by Professor Nancy Kenwisher. It is really astonishing to me that Italian physicist Gallen gets the credit for establishing the primacy of brain. Indian vedas had discussed the role and importance of brain some 1000 years earlier. Similarly, I now go to yoga classes taught by a Korean franchise in Washington DC. My instructor didn’t even know that yoga had originated in India. We Indians are not good in marketing. We believe that good products will sell and that the rightful owner will get the due credit. Modern economy doesn’t work that way. We need to get our narrative right and effective if we want to become Vishwaguru.

[@DipayanPyne94]

The Vedas have next to no science in them. Mentioning the brain a few times or speculating about it is not the same as Thinking Methodologically or Scientifically about it. Science and Math PROPER began in Ancient Greece, not Ancient India or Ancient China or Ancient Egypt or Ancient Mesopotamia. You have to read more. Like, a LOT more.

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Dear Rajiv ji In your spare time request you to come up with Dharma for Yantrika or Technology caste. As of now What are some dharma of a technologist caste called Yantrika? State 10 points 1. **Innovation:** Embrace a culture of continuous innovation, constantly seeking new and improved technologies to enhance efficiency and effectiveness. 2. **Ethical Code:** Uphold a strong ethical code, ensuring that technological advancements align with principles that prioritize human well-being and societal welfare. 3. **Lifelong Learning:** Commit to lifelong learning, staying abreast of the latest developments in technology and adapting to emerging trends. 4. **Collaboration:** Foster a collaborative environment, encouraging teamwork and interdisciplinary approaches to problem-solving. 5. **Security:** Prioritize the security and privacy of technological systems, implementing robust measures to protect against cyber threats and unauthorized access. 6. **Sustainability:** Strive for technological solutions that are environmentally sustainable, minimizing negative impacts on the planet and promoting eco-friendly practices. 7. **User-Centric Design:** Prioritize user experience in the design and implementation of technological solutions, ensuring accessibility and usability for diverse user groups. 8. **Open Source Contribution:** Contribute to the open-source community, sharing knowledge and collaborating with others to advance the collective understanding and capabilities of technology. 9. **Adaptability:** Embrace change and demonstrate adaptability in the face of evolving technologies, recognizing that flexibility is key to long-term success. 10. **Responsible Innovation:** Take responsibility for the potential societal impacts of technological advancements, considering the broader implications and working towards solutions that benefit humanity as a whole. ChatGPT 🌹♥️

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

While generalizations about nationality and race are complex, one could argue that historical ties between India and Britain, through colonization, have left a lasting impact on various aspects of Indian society, including governance, language, and legal systems. The British influence might be perceived in certain administrative structures and norms. On the other hand, the United States, with its diverse population and emphasis on recognizing racial and ethnic identities, has created an environment where individuals often identify strongly with their race. In American forms, the option to identify as Asian is acknowledged, reflecting the recognition of diverse ethnic backgrounds. So, one could theorize that if you choose to emphasize the influence of British colonial history, the concept of nationality might feel closer to Britain, whereas the acknowledgment of racial diversity might draw parallels with the American context, especially with the recognition of Asian identity. However, it's important to note that India's identity is multifaceted and cannot be neatly categorized into a single frame of reference. ChatGPT Argue that in India if I pick a nationality then it is closer to british and if I pick a race it is closer to America as an interpretation as Britain unified india and American govt accepts race in its forms and Asian is recognised . Just a theory with even a little bit of truth

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Thanks for enlightenment. As Asian person and Indian citizen I never knew gurus were white supremacy. I felt disturbed and transfixed. Now ok. Thanks for book. Nice to know. ♥️🌹

[@sriramlamsal]

How to start with the new India's education policy and end with not only watching kids grow in this new system but we also getting benefited at the end?

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

I am able to speak now Rajiv ji. ♥️

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Assisting parents for points lacks the comprehensive development that attending school, reinforced by mid-day meals, provides, as it doesn't encompass vital aspects like critical thinking and social skills essential for a child's holistic growth. ChatGPT ♥️♥️

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Thanks Rajivji.On Hitler and Caste Potential evidence: Limited direct quotes: No widely accepted historical documents or recordings directly capture Hitler explicitly praising the Indian caste system. The closest existing evidence might be references to "social orders" or "hierarchies" in some speeches or writings, but their interpretation without proper context can be misleading. Misinterpretations: Some writings might mention Hitler's interest in Hinduism and Indian philosophy, which some misinterpret as endorsement of the caste system. However, it's crucial to differentiate between cultural fascination and support for a potentia Bard ♥️🌹

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Pride is a good emotion. I am proud of Yantrika caste. ♥️♥️🌹🌹 I have verified that even if I convert to Islam or Christianity or Sikhism or Buddhism the caste is same. (ChatGPT). 🌹🌹♥️♥️

[@Ishita_2034]

राजीवजी आप ऋषी हैं।💐🙏

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Government Forms: Federal government forms, like the U.S. Census, typically use a standardized set of racial categories, which includes: White Black or African American American Indian or Alaska Native Asian Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Some Other Race, with an option to write in a specific response. Bard Declared as Asian in USA.

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Cool. I am short. I am good at math. I eat spicy food. I am not the best at sport. I have brown skin. I work hard and savemoney. Some stuff that can make me asian as per a stereotype You're right, some of the traits you mentioned are unfortunately associated with stereotypes about Asian people. While these stereotypes can be inaccurate and harmful, it's understandable to recognize how some aspects of yourself might resonate with them. Bard ♥️🌹

[@ramkumarr1725]

If the smartphone is autoconfigured to balance inequality like Harry Potter's Sorting Hat, then both states, off and on, would be equally beneficial in terms of promoting equality. However, if we consider practicality, having the smartphone on might be more advantageous since it allows access to its functionalities and features, which could potentially aid in addressing inequalities and accessing resources. --- Practical access - Turn it on Theory access - Turn if off. Maybe you can write in a notebook.

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Yes, Kazakhstan is generally considered part of Asia. Located in Central Asia, it shares borders with several other Asian countries and has strong cultural and historical ties to the continent, particularly through its Turkic ethnicity and Islamic faith. However, due to its westernmost portion lying west of the Ural Mountains, it also has some connections to Europe and is sometimes included in both Asian and European regional groupings. Now, regarding the theory about the Yamnaya culture and its potential link to Brahmins and Asians, it's a complex and controversial topic with ongoing research and debate. Bard I am Asian. The evidence fits anyway. No visa to kazhakistan

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Closest to Brahmin as a metaphor but call only Yantrika ♥️🌹✌️ In a metaphorical sense, one might draw a loose connection between the concept of "Yantrika" or technologist and the Brahmin varna. The Brahmin varna traditionally encompassed scholars, priests, and those involved in the pursuit of knowledge. While technologists don't fit precisely within the historical roles of the Brahmins, the association could be made considering the emphasis on knowledge, innovation, and intellectual pursuits in both cases. However, it's crucial to emphasize that this is a metaphorical comparison and doesn't imply a direct equivalence. The traditional caste system did not have specific categories for modern professions, and the association is made to draw a parallel in the pursuit of knowledge rather than suggesting a direct alignment. Contemporary professions, including technology-related roles, are not determined by traditional caste affiliations. ChatGPT ♥️♥️

[@piyalidutta6462]

Wonderful as well as dangerous too

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

I agree with Yengde and feel oppressed when everything is made out in the end to be money. Maybe it is convenient. Maybe like Borat says I could go around asking people including Rajiv ji : How much? 😎

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Good book for a revolutionary too.

[@sbhatt2895]

Working for process oriented IT work. We lost our imagination in the process. What a beating for violating process one only can understand working in IT company. One of the CEO went to Harvard to lecture on our process . Western tech companies are very happy which serve their purpose

[@tarunyadav8819]

how can i meet Rajiv sir

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

IIM (Harvard) runs it. All kids go to Harvard. ♥️🌹They did not deny sociology, law, strategy, tort law, creativity, human resource (quants for geeks) etc. Nice. Open heated debates. Great classrooms. Distribution. Excellent faculty. Customer for life.🌹♥️They empower. Good I even support teaching critical race theory to my kids. I saw on John Oliver. I supported evolution in schools than ID. I also support CRT. Will read up. Then kids can do us in if wrong. You should watch Vaarisu. He gets educated and figures out his pop is the oppressor. I really went and asked a muslim if he had been kidnapped after listening to Rajiv. Good action. They should have taught this if relevant at my time. For us it was just the moguls. I could not put my child's caste during admission but if they had asked for race in US style I will put Asian. ♥️🌹She loves noodles 😅😅😅🌹♥️

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

While some of the traits you mentioned (being short, good at math, enjoying spicy food, and not excelling at sports) might appear in stereotypes about some Asian populations, it's crucial to remember these are just that: stereotypes. They don't define any individual, including you. Bard 🌹♥️ I will buy snakes in the ganga. He is at Harvard.

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

In language for marriage I landed upper caste in Tamil (Heard in public). Chose based on age , picture, divorcee . For me caste was only applicable in marriage. Nothing else. 👍🐍♥️🌹

[@deepika2644]

We need to fight Breaking India Forces

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Pgsem projects : Electric bikes in strategy and marketing, Anti Child labor in law, Operation research in training department, M&A as marriages in HR, Defects in SAP in Quant, Health foods in entrepreneurship. First time exposed to group work in this scale. Very western

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Asian race for new kid. Crt may work. She may grow up and judge us. ♥️🌹 Major occupations It's challenging to predict specific roles, but considering current trends, Asians may continue to play key roles in technology, finance, and healthcare in the new world order. Keep in mind that these are generalizations, and individual choices and achievements vary widely. ChatGPT ♥️♥️ Your speculation aligns with current trends, as cities like Bangalore are known for their thriving technology industry, Delhi has a significant presence in healthcare, and Mumbai is a major financial hub in India. However, it's essential to recognize that these roles can evolve, and other cities or regions may also become influential in the future. ChatGPT ♥️🌹

[@kabirkapoor1205]

Blabber as much as you like but india has already lost in every sector except indian army, which will become redundant within 10 years. Just prepare to save yourself and remember your money wont save you and not many indians can even run for a mile. Vishwaguru modi wont do a thing he has proven that multiple times in the last eight years.

[@AyushRaj-rt6bb]

Whom are you saying these things to? I hope it's for common Indians and not Mr Malhotra

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

It's important to be cautious about making sweeping generalizations about the academic diversity of IIM and IIT student populations. While your interpretation about STEM dominance in IITs and potentially greater academic diversity in IIMs holds some merit, it's not entirely accurate or complete Bard IIM (Harvard ) crowd is more diverse.All this problem due to putting IIT against Harvard. Not good. Will read the book

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

This also confuses HR departments because they see two groups of Indians that look the same and have similar sounding names. Corporate Snakes in the Ganga I see some such systems being told in a class between BPO or ITES and IT and Consulting.

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Haha, that's a fantastic quip! While reading "Snakes in the Ganga" by Rajiv Malhotra might provide you with some interesting insights about snakes and Hinduism's relationship with them, it wouldn't make you a herpetologist any more than reading about pirates makes you a buccaneer. However, depending on your sense of humor, reading the book could certainly qualify you as: An armchair herpeto enthusiast: You'd have gained a healthy dose of snake knowledge, albeit filtered through a specific cultural lens. A metaphorical reptile wrangler: You'd have grappled with complex ideas about identity, power, and cultural warfare (though perhaps not actual snakes). A connoisseur of controversial commentary: You'd be familiar with a book known for its strong opinions and critiques of certain ideologies. So, while you might not be able to identify a cobra from a cottonmouth after reading "Snakes in the Ganga," you can definitely earn yourself a badge of humor for that witty observation! Remember, laughter is the best medicine, even if it involves metaphorical snake wrangling. Bard ♥️🌹

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Once a child accepts school problem is solved..🔥🌹

[@ramkumarr1725]

Basically whether an on smartphone with technology or make a parchi (paper slip) with off smartphone. That is all. -- Tip from people at home

[@ramkumarr1725]

White, hispanic, asian and afro is the order. I picked asian. So even if the top and bottom reverse asian is in the niddle. In india it is a yantrika❤🎉

[@ramkumarr1725]

Now insm ssking fir sears in IIM A and nit IIzt❤🎉

[@sharmilachoudhuri6753]

I am too ignorant to comment in front of this huge"Banyan Tree". Naman to R.Malhotra ,sir .

[@AyushRaj-rt6bb]

We can surely help in the Indic cause by following the advice of Shri Rajiv ji like a small branch of the "Banyan Tree"

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Another thing they say is do not share salaries or all IT people have to handle is payroll. Seems oppressive because of that money talk only.

[@iramkumar78]

It seems like you're describing a situation where a couple sees themselves as equals ("king and queen") after Valentine's Day, but there's pressure from some people (possibly supporters of the Bharatiya Janata Party, BJP) to conform to traditional gender roles ("husband and wife"). This could be seen as a commentary on societal expectations and gender norms. ChatGPT Question given by people

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Rajiv is attacking IIM (Harvard). Will read more I don't have real-time information or access to specific articles. However, Harvard Business Review often covers various companies and industries, including Infosys and Indian Railways. For the latest and most accurate information, I recommend checking the HBR website or their archives for any recent articles on these subjects. Bard

[@faikhawrami]

IRAQ/ Kurdistan zone...it is very great knowledge from you to all about the secrets of Artificial intelligence and their rubbish tricks

[@AyushRaj-rt6bb]

Are you a Kurd?

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Meritocracy, on an objective basis, is rejected because it fails to produce equal outcomes. The diversity of experiences from different identities is considered more valuable. Traditional ideas of hard work and merit, and traditional systems of rewards are called into question by Critical Race Theory. From book. That means only diversity is true. Looks like HR.♥️🌹 People often say market is flooded with IIT -IIM people. They want diversity IIM is Harvard It's important to note that IIMs aim to select candidates with diverse academic backgrounds, and the CAT exam is structured to evaluate a wide range of skills rather than favoring candidates from any specific discipline. The exam is not intended to be biased towards ChatGPT 🌹♥️

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

From an Indian perspective, particularly growing up in a socialist system, the concept of "merit equals pay" may be viewed as capitalistic and flawed. In a socialist framework, the emphasis often lies on equitable distribution of resources and addressing societal disparities ChatGPT 🌹

[@kunalseth6437]

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[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Hypothesis: It could be speculated that my parents, potentially associated with the colored Dalits or black community and having connections to the Gandhi lineage, underwent a demographic transition, resulting in my current affiliation with Asians or Browns. Bard For us it was Gandhi father of nation. To this generation he is a leader.♥️🌹

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Another teacher said IT guys need 50000 rs per month and it is jolly

[@rajanipurandare8307]

Rajiv I would love to send money. I am older than you. Can I have address so can send money for bringing our Sanskrit preservation and Ai research. I don’t send any money online. Thanks a lot Rajani Purandare from Delaware.

[@AyushRaj-rt6bb]

Ma'am please visit Rajiv Malhotra's website with the above link and you can see the account details for sending money. Thanks!

[@faikhawrami]

IRAQ- KURDISTAN ZONE ALL BEST TO DEAR RAJIV

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

From story I guess she should have expanded after pan Asian acceptance and not reverted Upon moving to California, I came out publicly as a member of the well-established LGBTQ+ community, especially with a sub-group of Asian origin members. This filled a void because we had comfort and safety as a family sharing common predicaments. From Snakes in the Ganga

[@rashamirashami8958]

We know who We are?. We are Vedic Scientific Sanatan Dharma and culture Rashtra Bharatiya.and we are Vishwaguru.

[@ramkumarr1725]

Basically if there is no smartphone than paperwork. That is all

[@4z4d]

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[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

I killed Metaprogramming in a Yantrika caste fight.Yantrikas fight only internally and in private 🌹♥️Karthi the PM was true. Santosh, Ramesh, Kunal and Amol and Seshadri and Rajesh and Chandra nd Muthu and Tamilselvan are Yantrikas. Teacher Kalyani is true (after getting educated a 40000 per month Yantrika job). No inter caste conflict. Only intra caste.

[@ramaswamyranganathan1270]

Sir, SD and Bharathiya being what they are, what else do you expect from them than being Vishwa Coolie than Vishwa Guru? We never coveted lands beyond Indian sub continent. As late as 1900, even the Vysya called Mohandas Gandhi was ostracised by his community elders for going off shore. Even Chanakya who used all his knowledge for creating the great Mauryan Empire lived only in a hut outside Pataliputra. Will that not be prudent to play to our strengths? Can we be materialistic Vysyas and Kshatriyas of the world?

[@DipayanPyne94]

We can't. Our very identity is nowhere as awesome as the western identity.

[@vyagrahpada8031]

Rajivji… We Indians have become unimaginably selfish and corrupt. We do not care for others, we want to amass wealth for 5 future generations in this one life…that is without realising such wealth will destroy future young generations. I think lack of proper spiritual foundation in education has coursed this disaster.

[@ramkumarr1725]

Those days practical people use to put fingerprint.