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The audacity of hope
The protests over citizenship will continue to reverberate, and they will likely change India in more ways than we can imagine today
 "The audacity of hope")
Privacy concerns over facial recognition systems aimed at ordinary citizens
Facial recognition technology can be used to identify missing children or protesting citizens, it also raises serious privacy concerns
 "Privacy concerns over facial recognition systems aimed at ordinary citizens")
The invisible young heroes of 2019
The math is simple: young changemakers have more time than their older counterparts to make a difference
 "The invisible young heroes of 2019")
From funds to Biryani, here's what it takes to organise an anti-CAA protest
From the maze-like neighbourhood a volunteer group of more than 100 people run the site, working in shifts and providing everything from crowd-control and food to bedding and medicines
 "From funds to Biryani, here's what it takes to organise an anti-CAA protest")
Best of BS Opinion: Accountability of executive and need for more voices
Here's a collection of Business Standard Opinion pieces for the day
 "Best of BS Opinion: Accountability of executive and need for more voices")
Academics, former bureaucrats, artists seek withdrawal of Citizenship Bill
In an open letter, about 600 writers, artists, activists, former bureaucrats, ex-judges asked the government not to betray the Constitution
 "Academics, former bureaucrats, artists seek withdrawal of Citizenship Bill")
Rare protest in Singapore flags investor anger in Hyflux debacle
The catastrophic slump of the once-vaunted water and power company, Hyflux, has stunned debtholders, who stand to lose about 90 per cent.
 "Rare protest in Singapore flags investor anger in Hyflux debacle")