FF Insights #640: The new Iron Curtain
April 28, 2022: Stay calm; The limits of free speech; Effective communication
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FF Daily #419: Measuring happiness
July 9, 2021: Why regulating Big Tech is a tough problem; How to think about mental health during the pandemic; The difference between reading and writing
FF Life: Understanding Sri Lanka
May 21, 2022: Four books and two films that help us decode what is causing a crisis this harsh in the island nation
When AI Cheats Its Creators
Deception is no longer a human trait. AI has learned it too
Bollywood’s wakeup call
Why the Hindi film industry is struggling to emerge out of its pandemic-induced coma
Education needs a new direction to meet the emerging needs of the future
As technology becomes ubiquitous in day-to-day living, and its role in the economy grows, the importance of knowledge will increase manifold. This knowledge economy will require far deeper specialization, as disciplines get more complex. And also people with a broad understanding of multiple disciplines. An excerpt from Kiran Karnik’s new book, ‘Decisive Decade’
Why we need a new framework for India@100
Arun Maira, Ravi Venkatesan and Naushad Forbes discuss why the shape of economics, governance and business must change to fulfil our tryst with destiny
The rule of law, for a healthy democracy and a strong economy
Whose rights is the law designed to protect? And what are the values on which institutions are founded? There’s a contest between what sort of economy and what sort of democracy India will be in 2047, a 100 years after its independence on August 15 1947 when Jawaharlal Nehru declared that India had a tryst with destiny
