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Former Law Minister Asif Pasha Passes Away 

Hyderabad, December 28:  Asif Pasha, former Minister, and an accomplished advocate, passed away here on December 28, 2025, just three days after turning 96. A nonagenarian who remained vivacious and energetic well into his last moments, Mr. Pasha was widely admired for his “never-say-die” spirit, and a genial temperament. A day …

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Trailer of horror-comedy web series Kundanbagh – Ek Anhoki Kahani launched

Hyderabad:The official trailer of the upcoming web series Kundanbagh – Ek Anhoki Kahani was launched at the Media Plus Auditorium, marking the formal unveiling of a new horror-suspense-comedy offering by a Hyderabadi team for digital audiences. Kundanbagh – Ek Anhoki Kahani is a genre-blending web series that combines horror, suspense, …

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Beware of Festive Cyber Traps: Cyber Crime Police Issue Christmas–New Year Alert

Hyderabad:In a statement issued by V. Aravind Babu, IPS, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Cyber Crimes, Hyderabad City, the Cyber Crime Police have cautioned citizens to remain extra vigilant during the Christmas and New Year season, as cyber fraudsters intensify their activities by exploiting festive offers and the surge in online …

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Indian Leader Mohammed Khaleequr Rahman attends a special function in New York honouring NYC Mayor Elect Zohran Mamdani

The sole invitee from India at the special New York gathering, underscoring growing people-to-people and cultural ties between global cities. New York City:Senior Indian politician and noted social activist Mohammed Khaleequr Rahman was accorded a rare honour as he attended a special gathering in New York City hosted in celebration …

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IBPN Bids Adieu to Consul (Commerce, Press, Information and Culture) Mr. Mohammed Hashim

Jeddah:The Indian Business Professional Network (IBPN) hosted a farewell gathering in honor of Mr Mohammed Hashim, Consul for Commerce, Press, Information, and Culture at the Consulate General of India in Jeddah, marking the conclusion of his tenure on 10 December 2025. Mr. Hashim was formally welcomed at the event by …

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TMREIS Functions Smoothly With Strict SOPs; Reports of 2,000 Vacancies Baseless: B. Shafiullah

Hyderabad, December 16: Minority Welfare Secretary to Government of Telangana Dr. B. Shafiullah IFS on Tuesday dismissed reports claiming the existence of 2,000 vacancies in the Telangana Minorities Residential Educational Institutions Society (TMREIS), terming them ‘misleading’ and ‘harmful’. He clarified that only 40 vacancies currently exist across TMREIS institutions. Speaking …

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Umeed Portal Deadline Extended by Three Months: Minister Azharuddin

Hyderabad: Telangana State Minority Affairs Minister Mohammad Azharuddin, speaking on the issue of the Umeed (Unified Waqf Management, Empowerment, Efficiency and Development) Portal registration deadline, said that the original deadline of December 5, 2025, could not be met due to genuine administrative and technical challenges. He informed that the State …

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Experts Call for Global Push for Unani at 8th UDMA DayHamdard CEO Lauds City, Health Mela Showcases Innovations

Hyderabad, December 6: The 8th UDMA Day celebrations, accompanied by a Unani Health Mela that brought together manufacturers from across the country, were held in Hyderabad on Saturday, drawing leading figures from the Unani industry, research institutions and regulatory bodies. The event underscored the growing need to modernise the traditional system while strengthening research, safety frameworks and global outreach. Delivering the keynote address, Dr. Hamed Ahmed, President of the Unani Drugs Manufacturers Association (UDMA) and CEO of Hamdard Laboratories, called for a sharper strategic focus on scientific integration, regulatory clarity and international visibility for Unani medicine. Ahmed, who is also the grandson of Hamdard’s founder Hakeem Abdul Hameed, said the industry was at a critical juncture where traditional heritage must meet contemporary expectations. He referred to the significant representations made by UDMA over the past year, including the acceptance of the proposal allowing BUMS graduates to be considered for Food Inspector posts, which was later notified in the official Gazette. He also noted the detailed submission made to the Ministry of AYUSH on the latest GMP guidelines and the association’s meeting with the Central Council for Research in Unani Medicine (CCRUM) to explore clinical trials and long-term research collaborations. Several continuing medical education and regulatory sessions at the Centre of Excellence at Jamia Hamdard, he said, reflected the sector’s growing commitment to standards and transparency. Ahmed added that the exhibition held alongside the celebrations showcased new formulations, innovations and product launches, signalling the industry’s readiness to embrace modern demands.In his welcome address, Organising Chairman Hakeem Ghulam Mohiuddin, a senior Unani leader who played a pivotal role in forming the AP Unani Association and the GOP Unani Association, said Hyderabad was proud to host the UDMA Day, describing the city as the longstanding hub and epicentre of Unani medicine. He said that “between 600 and 700 Unani-registered companies operate in Hyderabad alone, making the city one of the most active centres for Unani manufacturing in the country”. Mohiuddin said the purpose of UDMA Day was not merely ceremonial but intended to give both local and non local manufacturers a platform to showcase their strengths, innovations and offerings. Drawing an analogy, he said the selective use of allopathic medicine by Unani practitioners should be akin to adding a little “achar or namak” to food, sparingly and only when absolutely necessary. He stressed that Unani medicine remains complete and self-sufficient when practised in its true classical and philosophical form. One of the strengths of the system, he added, was its transparency, as Unani physicians know not only the indication and approach to treatment but also the minutest ingredient used in each formulation. He urged practitioners and manufacturers to modernise outreach aggressively and remain confident competitors to corporate pharmaceutical giants.Padma Shri awardee and former CRIUM Director Dr. M. A. Waheed said there was immense potential for innovation, new drug development and targeted drug discovery within the Unani framework. He pointed out that immunomodulators, widely used today by people worldwide, were prescribed in Unani medicine thousands of years ago. Referring to the COVID-19 pandemic, he said “several Unani formulations played an important role as part of the AYUSH ministry’s national health response”. Dr. Waheed emphasised that, regardless of the drug or discipline, safety must remain paramount, especially long-term safety, and protocols must be strengthened accordingly. With focused and targeted research, he said, “the Indian Unani sector would be able to break traditional barriers and stand shoulder to shoulder with global pharmaceutical players.”Adding to the perspective, Zulfikhar Ali said Unani medicine is practised in nearly 85 countries, including Iran, India and other parts of the Middle East and South Asia, and that the foundational principles remain the same across these regions. He credited the survival and spread of the system to the sustained efforts of Unani drug manufacturers, who have kept the tradition alive through consistency and adherence to classical values. However, he pointed out that limited resources often restrict practitioners and researchers from competing with other medical systems, despite the fact that Unani continues to match, and in many cases surpass, other disciplines in research output and scholarly contributions.Dr Mohammed Khalid, Assitant Drug controller-cum-Licensing Authority for Government of NCT of Delhi said ”that in the 16th century, Unani hakeems serving in royal courts received annual rewards equivalent to over 200 kg of gold, nearly ₹80 crore today. At a time when much of the world was still adapting to basic hygiene and evolving lifestyles, Hyderabad was already far ahead, renowned for its medical excellence, drawing scholars from Europe and beyond who came solely to study its achievements.”Convener Dr. Nabeel Anwar, regional secretaries, UMA office bearers Dr Shakeeb, Dr. Rahman, and a large number of unani students, scholars and practitioners, were present on this occasion.

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Nizam’s Era Fashion Bedazzles Spectators at Hyderabad Times Fashion Show

Hyderabad, December 1:  A segment on Nizam’s-era clothing traditions was presented by fashion curator Shafeeq ur Rahman at the Times Fashion show held in the city on Sunday afternoon. The showcase brought attention to garments and textile practices associated with Hyderabad’s historic court culture, interpreted for a contemporary runway. The …

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Hyderabad’s ₹4,051-Crore Underground Power Overhaul: What It Means for Residents, Businesses and the City’s Future

Hyderabad is undergoing one of its biggest urban transformations in years. The Telangana government has approved a massive ₹4,051-crore project to shift overhead electricity lines underground across major parts of Greater Hyderabad. For a city known for its fast growth, tech boom and rising global profile, this move signals a …

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Saudi Bus Accident: Funeral Prayers of Hyderabad Victims to Be Held at Masjid-e-Nabawi

Hyderabad/Madina: The Namaz-e-Janazah (funeral prayers) of the Hyderabad pilgrims who died in the recent bus accident near Madina will be performed on Friday at Masjid-e-Nabawi, Madina in Saudi Arabia with burial at Jannat-ul-Baqi, following a formal request by Telangana’s Minorities Welfare Minister Mohammed Azharuddin. Saudi and Indian authorities have accepted …

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Hyd-Eye on Hyderabad: News Snapshot of the Week

Here’s a quick Hyderabad news roundup – politics, economy, crime, and culture, all under one column. Political & Minority Representation Azharuddin becomes Telangana Minister for Minority WelfareFormer cricketer Mohammed Azharuddin was formally sworn in as the Minister for Minority Welfare and Public Enterprises, becoming the first Muslim face in Chief …

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Naveen Yadav clinches Jubilee Hills in commanding win

Hyderabad, November 14: In a result carrying both political weight and symbolic resonance, Congress candidate V. Naveen Yadav secured a decisive victory in the Jubilee Hills Assembly by-election, defeating BRS nominee Maganti Sunitha Gopinath by a comfortable margin and reclaiming the high-profile seat for the ruling party. The bypoll, held …

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Rural-Urban Fault Lines Resurface as ‘Matti Manushulu’ Screens at Qadir Ali Baig Theatre Festival

The seemingly inescapable rural–urban fault lines have resurfaced once again in B. Narsing Rao’s Matti Manushulu at the Qadir Ali Baig Theatre Festival, where the National Award-winning film was screened as part of the festival’s 20th year celebrations. More than three decades after its release, the film’s unflinching portrayal of …

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Books Over Screens: Asad Owaisi Calls for a Reading Renaissance

Khaled Shahbaaz Hyderabad: Hyderabad MP and AIMIM president Barrister Asaduddin Owaisi emphasized the need to revive reading habits among youth, highlighting the importance of books in shaping communities and preserving cultural heritage, during the silver jubilee celebrations of Huda Book Distributors on October 1. Speaking as the chief guest, Owaisi …

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A Night of Love, Laughter, and Legacy

Eid celebrations become truly joyous, extending beyond the main festival with the much-anticipated Eid Milap. This tradition allows families to continue the festivities, strengthening bonds and making the occasion even more special. Many families prefer to gather at a single home, ensuring everyone can exchange Eid greetings conveniently under one …

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Anand Hi Anand – Qadir Ali Baig Foundation To Pay Tribute to Dev Anand and Brothers

Hyderabad is set to witness a nostalgic and star-studded evening as the Qadir Ali Baig Theatre Foundation presents Anand Hi Anand, a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Bollywood actor Dev Anand. Scheduled for February 28th at Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel, Banjara Hills, this unique program promises an engaging audio-visual journey …

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New Book ‘Much is Misery’ Exposes the Universal Suffering Tied to Materialism and Wealth

Hyderabad, February 13: Acclaimed Chicago-based oncologist Dr. Mohammed Tajammul Hussain has launched his groundbreaking book, Much is Misery – Hope, Healing, and Happiness, at a distinguished event at Nizam Club. Organized by Media Plus Foundation, the launch gathered intellectuals, dignitaries, and literary enthusiasts, igniting a critical discussion on wealth, suffering, …

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Call for Educational, Economic, and Social Upliftment of Muslims

Prominent voices from various sectors have expressed concerns over the socio-economic and educational challenges faced by the Muslim community worldwide. Speaking at an event organized by Faiz-e-Aam Trust to mark its 41st year of charitable service, intellectuals and philanthropists called for transformative measures to address the community’s economic and educational …

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Turkish Consul General Calls for Strengthening Family Values and Moral Education at Mukarram Jah School Celebration

Hyderabad, October 6: During his address at the 37th Founder’s Day of Mukarram Jah School, His Excellency Orhan Yalman Okan, Consul General of the Republic of Türkiye, highlighted the critical role of education in shaping responsible, moral, and visionary generations. Speaking to the gathering, he expressed his appreciation for the …

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What Would Happen if India and Pakistan Went to Nuclear War? Experts Warn of Catastrophic Consequences

Hyderabad, October 4: If India and Pakistan were to engage in a nuclear war, the human toll could be catastrophic, potentially leading to the deaths of nearly 2 billion people, according to the Indian Doctors for Peace and Development (IDPD). This stark hypothetical scenario was discussed during a recent meeting …

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Secunderabad Cooperative Bank AGM Calls for Economic Upliftment and Financial Literacy in Muslim Community

Hyderabad, September 2024: The financial empowerment of the Muslim community took center stage at the annual general body meeting of Secunderabad Cooperative Urban Bank Limited, with a call for greater financial literacy and proactive economic measures. Prominent speakers, including MLC Amer Ali Khan, emphasized the need for the community to …

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Hyderabad’s Liquid Jewels: Water Reservoirs of Hyderabad

Hyderabad, the capital city of the Indian state of Telangana, has several water reservoirs that play a crucial role in supplying water to the city’s population. Historically, some of these reservoirs were designed to supply water to Hyderabad, while others may have served multiple purposes including water supply, irrigation, flood …

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So, how old is the Kohinoor Diamond, really?

 The Koh-i-Noor diamond is one of the most famous and historically significant diamonds in the world. Its name, “Koh-i-Noor,” means “Mountain of Light” in Persian. Here’s a more detailed elaboration of its history: 1. Origins and Early History: The exact date of the diamond’s discovery is uncertain, but it is …

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Caspian Healthcare Inaugurated

Akbaruddin Owaisi Inaugurates Specialty Clinics and Diagnostic Centre Hyderabad, November 29: A multispecialty healthcare centre was inaugurated by AIMIM Floorleader and Telangana State Legislative Assembly Member Akbaruddin Owaisi at Vijaynagar Colony in Hyderabad on Monday. Named after Caspian Sea, the largest fresh water body on earth, the Caspian Healthcare comprises …

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MHRI Researching Relation between Cancer and Fertility Treatment

Leading scientists and infertility experts are now researching whether infertility treatment can cause cancer in women. A study undertaken by Hyderabad-based Maternal Health and Research Institute (MHRI) and funded by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) aims to explore the relationship between assisted reproduction treatment and ovarian cancer. The research …

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Gap Between Industry and Academics Leading Over 90% Startups to Failure Dr. Azmathullah Khan

Hyderabad, Ocober 16: “Over 90% of Indian startups fail because of poor technical foundation or gap between the industry and the academics”, said renowned business mentor and MSME coach Dr Azmathullah Khan. Delivering a lecture on “Challenges in MSME” and proposing solutions to the current crises faced by the MSME …

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Eid in Lockdown

Masjid Lockdown India Eid

By: Asad Mirza Perhaps this will be the first time for many Muslims around the world that they’ll be observing Eid-ul Fitr, the most important and looked forward-to festival amongst Muslims, in completely new and unparalleled circumstances. Forced upon us by the pandemic Corona, which has changed everyone’s day-to-day life …

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Dr. Asghar Ali Engineer Memorial Award Last Date Extended

Bohra Community Asghar Ali Engineer

Central Board of Dawoodi Bohra Community (CBDBC), Centre for Study of Society and Secularism (CSSS), Institute of Islamic Studies (IIS) and Bohra Youth Sansthan (BYS) are instituting the Dr. Asghar Ali Engineer Memorial Award. The award will be presented to a person, organization who have contributed in a sustained and …

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Teachers Responsible For Shaping Students

Mr. Faiz Khan, Mr. Zafar Javeed, Ms. Vibha Asthana, Mr. Muneeruddin Alvi, Dr. Syed Fazil Hussain Parvez, Mr. Shabbir Alvi, Syed Khaled Shahbaaz during the book release ceremony. ©gawahweekly.com

Experts Speak at Release of the Book “Shaping a Student to Be Human” Hyderabad, Aug 19: Teachers are responsible for shaping the personality of students. They have the ability to observe and assess the psychology of the students which can help in dealing with the student effectively, opined academicians and …

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Be Fearless in Charting New Territories: Vice President of India Venkaiah Naidu

“Be fearless in charting new territories and adopt team work as the success ‘mantra’ because the unfolding technological ecosystem demands group-driven creativity”, exhorted the Vice President of India Mr.Venkaiah Naidu. “Young people like you are the innovators, creators, builders and leaders of the future. You can transform the future of …

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Students Must Dream High: B. Shafiullah

Government working to overcome minorities educational challenges Students should always dream High and set higher benchmarks for themselves during their course of education, said TMREIS secretary Mr.B.Shafiullah. Addressing a felicitation program organized by Hyderabad Got Talent at FTAPCCI in Hyderabad, the 2003 batch IFS officer said “TMREIS schools have been …

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Indian Working Journalists in Danger : Seema Mustafa

Hyderabad, Jan 30:  Working journalists who are independent of political and powerful influence are in danger in India, said renowned author and veteran journalist Seema Mustafa. Addressing an interactive session organized at the Ghulam Ahmed Auditorium at Sultan ul Uloom Education Society (SUES) by the Sarvodaya International Trust, Ms Seema Mustafa …

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Become Pharma Super Specialists: Pharmacy Council of India Prez Prof. B. Suresh

India Will Be ‘Pharmacy of the World’ by 2020: Indian Pharmaceutical Association Prez Indian Pharmacist Can Be World’s Best Indian Pharmacy to Be $55B Industry by 2020 Artificial Intelligence Will Revolutionize Industry “One revolutionary drug can change the landscape of India pharma industry and also the world”, said Pharmacy Council …

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FOCUSS Helps To Free 100 Jail Prisoners on Milad un Nabi

Hyderabad-based social organization is helping 100 jail prisoners free on the occasion of Milad un Nabi, marking the birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammed PBUH. Nearly 100 prisoners will be freed from Central Jail, Chanchalguda in successive batches starting Friday. Prisoners who are incapacitated by their financial conditions and serving term …

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‘India Ahead of European Countries in Assisted Reproduction’

Fertility Super Specialists Suggest Freezing Techniques For Controlling Fertility “India is much ahead of European Countries in terms of assisted reproduction technologies. The quality and cost of treatment, and the diversity of options in treating infertile women is much better in India than other countries”, said Telangana State Secretary of …

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500 Days of Feeding the Poor

Meet Mohammed Sujathullah, the 24-year old Pharma D student from Sultan ul Uloom College of Pharmacy who has just set a new example by feeding hundreds of deserving people every day. For 500 days. A philanthropist by chance, Sujath does not hail from a very affluent family. His father retired …

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Zubi Cricket Academy Bustles With Fitness Activities

Hyderabad-based Zubi Cricket Academy is one of the very few cricket academies that have an unconventional penchant for fitness. The academy, though specializing in the sport of Cricket, has time and again shattered stereotypes to engage young participants in a rather unconventional fitness activity for a cricket academy. From Face Yoga …

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Stronger Psychology Needed For India’s Composite Culture: Dr. Khutbuddin Mohammed

“As technology is progressively influencing lifestyles, it transforms the psychology of generations in more than apparent ways. For youngsters to be successful in India’s composite culture, they must be psychologically strong and spiritually gleaming”, said renowned US based psychiatrist Dr. Khutbuddin Mohammed. Addressing young minds during a seminar on “How …

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Orphans Deserve Better Living

When one looks at the orphan children – usually, their unkempt hair and clothes, eyes defying hidden trauma, conscience bereft of the feeling of being someone, the inability to express material desire, want of love and care, one wouldn’t delve deep into introspection on the social crisis they go through. …

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A Revolutionary Form of Charity

11 Lakh Muslims Benefited From Hyderabad Zakat and Charitable Trust While the month of fasting Ramadan has become synonymous with feasting for many, a larger chunk of underprivileged Muslims struggle for decent food. It is prerogative for oneself to partake in charitable and philanthropic activities and attain a spiritual decorum …

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Skill Deficit Better Than Attitude Deficit: Osmania University VC Prof. Ramachandram

Bespeaking the importance of attitude in addition to skills, the Vice Chancellor of Osmania University Prof. S. Ramachandram while addressing the students of Muffakham Jah College of Engineering and Technology on their Graduation Day said ‘companies hire students for the skills they acquire.’ He observed that opportunities might still exist …

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Interview with Telangana State Minority Finance Corporation Managing Director B. Shaifullah IFS

Training and providing employment and empowerment opportunities is the main focus of the state’s minority department. The department is working on not just training but also vouching for placements of the youth trained under the programs organized by the TSMFC, said Mr. B. Shafiullah IFS, Vice Chairman and Managing Director …

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Nothing Moves Without Engineers!

Exaggerated? Emboldened? Less than little, perhaps. Humans are submitting to automation. And the luxury of it is irresistible. Everything spoon-fed. Beforehand. Self-driven cars, military’s automatic war defence mechanisms, auto-pilot on airplanes, intelligent digital assistants like Cortana, Google Now and Siri on handhelds, giant tree-movers, foldable bikes, suave automatic proximity and …

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