The Eleventh Hour
Raji Pillai reviews Salman Rushdie’s latest book, ‘The Eleventh Hour.’ Plus Rushdie in conversation with Poulami Saha at the City Arts and Lectures, San Francisco.
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Why Homegrown StartUps Outlast Returning Diaspora Founders In India’s Startup Race
India’s fiercely competitive startup field has provided evidence that homegrown entrepreneurs tend to outperform returning diaspora founders over the long run, challenging the widely held belief that overseas experience guarantees an edge.
How An 11th Grader Is Teaching Bay Area Youth to Use AI Responsibly
The Middle Ground in the AI Hype:“The things that make us human are our cultures, values, our emotions, our experiences,” says the 11th grader.
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Indian Student At UC Berkeley Found Dead 6 Days After Disappearance
Saketh Sreenivasaiah, an Indian student from Karnataka was found dead in California, six days after he went missing near UC Berkeley.
