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Acharya ji requested Sonam Wangchuk to end his Fast~Dainik Bhaskar Coverage.

Acharya Prashant ji said that Wangchuk's entire Life is testimony to his seriousness. "Through his life he has shown that education is not about rote learning;it is also about living the right kind of life."He then made a direct appeal:"you can serve India far more by staying alive.society ,Ladakh, India,the environment and education all need you.Please end your fast."

Read the full article:

https://www.bhaskarhindi.com/other/acharya-prashant-ne-sonam-wangchuk-se-anshan-todne-ka-aagrah-kiya-sarkar-se-samvad-ki-apeel-ki-1329077

Other media coverage:

The New Indian Express:

https://www.edexlive.com/news/neet-paper-leak-reflects-a-deeper-crisis-in-education-and-society-says-acharya-prashant

Deshbandhu:

https://deshbandhump.com/post/acarya-prasanta-ne-sonama-vangacuka-se-anasana-torane-ka-kiya-agraha-sarakara-se-sanvada-ki-apila-ki

IANS:

https://hindi.ianslive.in/acharya-prashant-ne-sonam-wangchuk-se-anshan-todne-ka-aagrah-kiya-sarkar-se-samvad-ki-apeel-ki--20260716094952

The Hawk:

https://www.thehawk.in/news/india/acharya-prashant-urges-sonam-wangchuk-to-break-his-fast-says-on-neet-crisis-a-system-cant-be-honest-if-its-builders-are-dishonest-within

Yes Punjab:

https://yespunjab.com/acharya-prashant-urges-wangchuk-to-break-fast-says-a-system-cant-be-honest-if-its-builders-are-dishonest/

Assam Tribune:

https://assamtribune.com/national/acharya-prashant-urges-sonam-wangchuk-to-end-hunger-strike-1614328

u/Actual_Pair_5334 — 9 days ago

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Cleveland leader 1901 article

Going through a box of junk in attic. Found a newspaper from 1901. Just a humorous article. Two guys fight over a girl. She leaves with the referee. And the asskicking was memorialized lol

u/ragingbull2020 — 11 days ago

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I built a daily AI/tech digest that actually learns your taste (not ad-funded) devdigest.io

Hey folks,

Every morning I want to catch up on AI/tech news with my coffee, but I only really get about 10 minutes before the day starts. I tried the usual free newsletters, but they send the same thing to everyone - and being ad-funded, they can't really personalize without it working against them.

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I'm doing a part-time Master's in Human-Centred AI right now, and this turned into a nice real-world version of exactly what I'm studying - building something that adapts to a person instead of optimizing one feed for everyone.

One thing I'm actively working on: -> making sure the digest actually lands at your own local morning, wherever you are - not just Ireland/Europe time. (my location)

I've built and tested the mechanism (it now refreshes the story pool 4x/day instead of once), but I can only fully verify it with real subscribers in different timezones, especially Asia-Pacific, Middle East, or anywhere meaningfully east of Europe. (of course others are welcome too)

You can signup free normally through devdigest.io

(No strings attached.)

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Drop a comment or DM me and I'll add some extra free days to your trial as a thank you.

Would genuinely appreciate feedback either way, especially if a category feels off or something's missing. Thanks a lot.

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u/Mad_Are_You — 10 days ago