The competition will not be won by those who build the largest models, but by those who design intelligence that works under real-world constraints
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Domestic entrepreneurs, and not returnees, have led the country’s economic transformation. Policy must prioritise nurturing domestic talent
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When systems are built for hundreds of millions of people, efficiency becomes mandatory, inclusion critical, and cost discipline the engine of innovation
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The reality is that progress will come from solving real problems, not from joining the race to build the next giant model
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Walking through the courtyards of the old Nalanda I thought about Manjhi’s ridge again — the chiseled rock, the village of dreamers, and this reborn university
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The United States pours more money into health care than any other country, spending hundreds of billions annually on research, sprawling programs, and high-profile initiatives. Yet the returns are shockingly poor: soaring costs, deep inequalities, and outcomes that trail behind other developed nations. Both the medical and research systems have become bloated, inefficient, and increasingly disconnected from the real needs of patients.
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Instead, it is racing to catch up on foundational models, which is yesterday's opportunity
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While Indians marvel at foreign shores during vacations, they ignore their own land’s unmatched history, spirituality, and beauty
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