Excited to attend the Heidelberg Laureate Forum @HLForum this year and meet amazing researchers in the field of Computer Science and Mathematics.

#WATCH | Delhi | A resident of Delhi, Neha, says, "We have only one issue, and that's clean air. This problem has been going on for years, but no action is being taken. It's a violation of our constitutional rights... We've been struggling with this for 10 years... No one cares

#WATCH | Delhi | A resident of Delhi says, "The AQI is touching heights... We are being evacuated and not allowed to protest peacefully here... Common people are dying. Yet the government is not designing any policies and hiding the data. They are sprinkling water at the data

2.2 million schoolchildren in Delhi already have irreversible lung damage. Their lungs will never fully grow. Adults are developing chronic breathlessness and inflammation. Elders are struggling for every breath. This air is affecting the lungs, heart, brain, immunity,

Kids are going to school in masks. Hospitals and clinics are full. Eyes are burning. You can feel dust and smoke choking you. People have accepted that nothing can happen. Politicians know that this won’t affect their votes. No one is serious.

Starter kit to survive in an Indian city Because tap water is not drinkable Air is not breathable Too hot and humid Frequent power cuts You are lucky if you don't live there

ICLR season, and my timeline is flooded with paper threads that jump straight to we beat SOTA. But the solution only makes sense in the context of the problem, which is usually missing. What most threads skip: - What problem are you solving? - Why does it matter? - What did

Noticed during ICLR reviewer bidding - almost all papers seem to be extremely complex, at least according to the abstract. Have we moved away that far from simple and elegant solutions? Isn't simplicity as important as beating SOTA on some benchmarks?

🚨 Visuals From Connaught Place This Evening This is National Capital, New Delhi Civic Sense Seems Illegal in India And Municipalities Seem Least Bothered

An average footpath in Paris Istanbul Amsterdam #Bangalore

Dear @NeurIPSConf PCs, I don't understand why we still need reviewers and area chairs if PCs are finally going to take over and overturn the AC decision without providing any reason, whereby our weeks of effort spent on rebuttals (both authors and reviewers) have been ignored.

The more you travel, the more you feel how we have been getting scammed, it further makes me believe that 90% of our population are brain washed to an extent that the broken roads, pot holes and war torn countries infrastructure has been normalised to an extent that no political

Announcing the ICLR 2026 Call for Papers! Abstract submission: Sept 19 (AoE) Paper submission: Sept 24 (AoE) Reviews released: Nov 11 Author/Reviewer discussion: Nov 11-Dec 3 Final decisions: Jan 22 2026 https://t.co/iERvCJZ8uB

I sincerely encourage every Indian to visit at least one developed country. Even if it’s not Europe or the U.S., visit China or Vietnam — it will open your eyes. You’ll experience what real governance, meritocracy, and urban planning look like. Then you realise how taxpayers

Respected @narendramodi Sir. One big reason taxpayers are leaving India: open drains, potholes, flooded roads & no accountability. On July 9 in Gurugram, auto‑driver Shailendra drowned in an open manhole behind his rickshaw, leaving behind his pregnant wife . What’s the point

This isn’t a Natural Disaster. This is a Governance Disaster. This is MURDER by Negligence.

Neelesh Rai (Left) >26 year old >Electrocuted to death on waterlogged road in Delhi- July 2024 Akshat Jain (Right) >25 years old >Electrocuted on waterlogged road in Gurgaon- July 25 No arrests then. No arrests now. How long will we keep losing lives to poor infra?

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https://t.co/LFd3tCLum6 Opportunity for those who just completed PhD or completing PhD to pursue post-doctoral research @iiscbangalore

MNS goons vandalized a Mumbai businessman’s office after he tweeted that he wouldn’t learn Marathi. In a civilized country, you could legally shoot them citing imminent danger or call the cops, who’d arrive in minutes and they face a certain jail for upto 20 yrs. But India is a

Dear ACL community, We are seeking emergency reviewers for the May cycle. Please indicate your availability (ASAP) if you can help review extra papers urgently (by the 24th of June AOE). Many thanks!