We know all the technology companies including Microsoft behind the promotion of leftist ideologies and censorship. For What it's worth, it is interesting to see this article from Microsoft CEO ( on the father's day occasion) who wrote about his father a week back during the current ideological war.
What is interesting from Indian media coverage of his original article in LinkedIn, many outlets removed references to the ideological flavors related to the current US situation.
Remembering my father
One of my earliest memories of my father was getting up in the middle of the night and finding him sitting up in his bed reading a thick hardback book. Everything was quiet and dark, except for the bedside light that reflected off his white kurta and the mosquito net.
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He was weary of people who walked into new assignments ready to dismantle things before understanding what needed to change or had a real vision for what new capability could be built that would give the institution strength to further its impact.
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Perhaps the most enduring of his life lessons was the need to keep an open mind and to keep curiosity alive throughout one’s life. He would say that if there is one thing history has taught us, it’s that doctrinaire thinking and dogma in general were what got people and societies into trouble. His overall life’s pursuit was clear: working as a public servant creating systems that could deliver on universal rights (food, housing, health, education, employment) in spite of India’s complexity, constraints, and scale. To meet these ends, he was comfortable borrowing from both Marx and Hayek. He worked in some of India’s central planning institutions to create systems of decentralized planning and empowerment! He was flexible in his means to pursue his ends.
What is interesting from Indian media coverage of his original article in LinkedIn, many outlets removed references to the ideological flavors related to the current US situation.