Long ago during early 1950s, the per capita economic incomes of India and Korea were almost... Absorbing technology takes time and cannot be done overnight. In other words, Korean policy makers understood the need to emphasis the entire value chain of the whole process.
The average man on the street is not militaristic here and the flowering of spiritual power that Shri Vivekananda or Sri Aurobindo stood for requires a different space altogether. Genuine Indian spirituality is about connections, connections, connections...
Higher education is about letting the transformational power of education come to full fruition. State controls on higher education cannot work here as is being displayed by many campus incidents in India today. Political class, please think value chain, value chain, value chain...
There are two Hinduisms; one which takes its stand on the kitchen and seeks its Paradise by...
We are headed into an amazing--and scary--future. Most worrisome is that laws can’t keep up with tech: http://wadhwa.com/2016/03/05/apple-vs-fbi-the-tip-of-the-iceberg-as-laws-cant-keep-up-with-tech/ …
Today, technology is progressing on an exponential curve; advances that would take decades now happen in years, sometimes months.
Technology is moving faster than our ability to understand it and there is no consensus on what is ethical. It isn’t just the lawmakers who are not well-informed, the originators of the technologies themselves don’t understand the full ramifications of what they are creating. They may take strong positions today based on their emotions and financial interests but as they learn more, they too will change their views.
Laws are essentially codified ethics, a consensus that is reached by society on what is right and wrong. This happens only after people understand the issues and have seen the pros and cons.
But how can our policy makers and institutions keep up with the advances when the originators of the technologies themselves can’t?
There is no answer to this question.
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What happens when our smartphones are more intelligent than us?http://wadhwa.com/2015/04/23/the-coming-problem-of-our-iphone-being-more-intelligent-than-us/ … --I don't think anyone really knows
Kurzweil tells me he is not worried. He believes we will create a benevolent intelligence and use it to enhance ourselves. He sees technology as a double-edged sword, just like fire, which has kept us warm but has also burned down our villages. He believes that technology will enable us to address the problems that have long plagued human civilization—such as disease, hunger, energy, education, and clean water—and that we can use it for good.
These advances in technology are a near certainty. The question is whether humanity will rise to the occasion and use them in a beneficial way. We can either build a Star Trek future, in which our civilization rises to new heights, or descend into a Mad Max world. It is up to us.
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Sri Aurobindo distinguishes these: "Reason or intellect is only the lower buddhi; it is dependent for its action on the percepts of the sense-mind and ...
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Maharishi Aurobindo's BHAVANI BHARATI -Tamil commentary of mine was serialised in Samskitasri magazine some time back. It is a beautiful book ...
@LenteCurrite Aurobindo & Bose had qualified for ICS, IIRC. So VP Menon type jobs. @sarkar_swati
@sarkar_swati Gokhale was delighted to seize Tilak presses. Surendranath silently seized Aurobindo's :)
@abhijitmajumder Only The Mother & Sri Aurobindo hold the clue and offer robust counter ideology. But people continue to ignore Savitri Era.
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@HDFC_Bank partners with Sri Aurobindo Society to train 4 lakh school teachers in #UP: http://bit.ly/25loKnY via @NYOOOZ_NOW
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Chhau Mayurbhanj Choreography: Krishna Chandra Naik & Shashidharan Nair Music: B.K. Gupta Script, Costumes, Direction: Shobha Deepak Singh.
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Dec 5, 2013 - Uploaded by News FundaPublished on 5 Dec 2013 Delhi Youth Festival in CP Delhi : Malti Shyam's students to perform kathak, Madhimita Rao's students to perform Oddissi, Madhvi Mudgal's students to perform Odissi, Guru Singh Jeet Singh's group to perform Manipuri, Deepti Om Cherry's group to perform Mohiniattam, Sashidharan Nair's students to perform Chhau dance, Guru Jai Rama Rao's students to perform Kuchipuri, Jai Lakshmi Ishwar's students to perform Bharatnatyam, Sona Mansingh's group to perform Bharatnatyam. Besides, International Kathakali Centre's students will perform Kathakali and Kavita Thakur's students will perform Kathak.
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Sep 29, 2011 - Uploaded by sadhyasantoshnairchhau residency for kala nidhi dance festival 2011 at Toronto. ...Mayurbhanj Chhau dance workshop at Toronto conducted by santosh nair, ...
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Mar 3, 2016 - Uploaded by National Dance Institute Part of NDI's 1991 Event of the Year "CHAKRA -A Celebration of India" Choreographed and Performed by ...
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May 13, 2010 - Shashidharan Nair has been dancing professionally for over 35 years. Of these, nearly ... Shashidharan Nair in a Chhau pose. V Geetanath · ».
www.newindianexpress.com/magazine/article1416305.ece?service=printJan 13, 2013 - ... the soul, Parikrama is knit together by Shashidharan Nair, the Chhau guru who has given the Bharatiya Kala Kendra several choreographies.
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