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Balanced Development, Ethical Tech & Hindu Philosophy Needed for Global Progress

A public address underlines the vital role of the upcoming generation in steering India's progress, highlighting the necessity to balance technological advancements with ethics, ecology, and economy. The speaker points out that science and technology serve merely as tools, warning that consumerist approaches without ethical safeguards can cause environmental disasters, as witnessed in recent Himalayan tragedies in Nepal, as well as digital risks like AI-generated fake videos. Advocating for a sustainable, holistic development model rooted in ancient Indian philosophy, the address describes the Hindu worldview as universal brotherhood, spirituality, and humanity, rather than rigid rituals. It stresses unconditional devotion to the nation, honouring common ancestry, and preserving eternal civilisational values, urging unity and selfless dedication beyond transactional mindsets.

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Congress Prepares for UP Polls, May Seek 125 to 140 Seats from Samajwadi Party

A crucial meeting on the Uttar Pradesh Assembly elections was held at Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's residence. Key party leaders, including Uttar Pradesh in-charge Rajendra Pal Gautam, State President Ajay Rai, and Working President Imran Masood, attended the discussion. According to sources, five major decisions were discussed, and the Congress will deliberate over the next two days to finalize its seat-sharing list. The party is likely to seek between 125 to 140 seats from the Samajwadi Party while remaining open to minor adjustments. Leaders affirmed that discussions are in preliminary stages, emphasizing that the alliance will contest elections strongly while state district president appointments remain underway through standard organizational processes.