Anil Padmanabhan
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1 week ago |
stratnewsglobal.com | Anil Padmanabhan
A few weeks ago after President Donald Trump took charge, Prime Minister Narendra Modi met the new President in the White House. The euphoric outcome of the meeting prompted some analysts to suggest that the duo had rekindled their bromance. However, six months later it is apparent that not everything has gone to script. Worse, there are clear fault lines, something that has been amplified by intemperate remarks from some members of the Trump cabinet.
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2 weeks ago |
stratnewsglobal.com | Anil Padmanabhan
Recently, IIT-Madras hosted the launch of the first version of KompactAI, a platform it co-produced with Ziroh Labs. This platform seeks to bridge the AI divide by enabling the creation of affordable applications. This is possible because the products created by using the KompactAI platform can run AI without using advanced chips and consuming huge quantities of power. Significantly, this innovation which democratises AI and showcased at IIT-Madras is not a one-off.
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3 weeks ago |
stratnewsglobal.com | Anil Padmanabhan
A few weeks ago, the International Monetary Fund approved a bailout, the 24th, for Pakistan. This was bang in the middle of a military face-off with India, begging questions whether the loan would be used by Pakistan to fund its military ambitions—including the export of cross-border terror. Consequently, the world is asking: Has the IMF crossed a line? Did the IMF reward reckless behaviour—throwing good money after bad?
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1 month ago |
stratnewsglobal.com | Anil Padmanabhan
For decades, India’s North Eastern region was seen as a remote frontier — culturally distinct, geographically isolated, and politically sensitive. Not any longer. Today, it is at the centre of India’s strategic, economic, and connectivity vision. Policy focus, infrastructure investment, and diplomatic strategy are converging to elevate the region’s status.
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1 month ago |
stratnewsglobal.com | Anil Padmanabhan
If there is one part of the human body that has evaded biological scrutiny it has to be the brain. One part of the human body that has largely evaded scrutiny is the brain—modern scans still struggle to penetrate the skull. This is unlike, say the heart, which is another vital organ. This limits the abilities of doctors to understand brain-related ailments like strokes and neurodegeneration, and their cure.
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