Not every great talk fits neatly into the primary spotlight — and that’s a strength, not a limitation!
This page brings together talks that shine in their own distinctive ways, broadening the range of ideas shared through the Fulmo Talk Series. These sessions expand the scope of ideas we want to share with the world. These belong to our Aliaj Elstaraj Prelegoj (or Other Featured Talks) section: thoughtful, engaging talks that expand the intellectual and cultural scope of the series.
🎥 Talks in This Section
1. [ Disability Rights in India: Law, Policy and Global Reflections | Mr. Ayan Roy Chowdhury @ Fulmo ]
Speaker: Mr. Ayan Roy Chowdhury
Summary: In this important talk, Ayan Roy Chowdhury shares insights on the evolving landscape of disability rights in India. Touching on legal frameworks, social realities, and international perspectives, he highlights both the progress made and the challenges that remain in achieving true inclusion.
2. [ Esperanto, the Language for World Citizens | Prof. Anand Manikutty @ Fulmo ]
Speaker: Prof. Anand Manikutty
Summary: In this engaging session in English and Hindi, Anand Manikutty introduces viewers to Esperanto, the international language designed to bring people together. Mr. Anand Manikutty’s talk explores the origins and design of Esperanto as a neutral, logical, and easy-to-learn international language created by L.L. Zamenhof to foster global understanding. He reflects on its strengths—such as regular grammar and cultural neutrality, and mentions a new concept in linguistics, namely, “aayaato”, which can help improve learning and organizational outcomes. Inspired by Esperanto, he has created new constructed languages aimed at promoting unity and accessible communication in multilingual contexts like India.
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3. [ Obsolete But Not Forgotten | Mr. Viswanath Mallabadi @ Fulmo ]
Speaker: Mr. Vishwanath Mallabadi
Summary: In this illuminating Fulmo Talk, Vishwanath Mallabadi showcases his unique eco-art made from discarded electronic waste. He walks the audience through a series of his upcycled art pieces, revealing how technology’s trash can be transformed into powerful statements on sustainability. Through his work, he urges viewers to rethink waste, embrace creativity, and take responsibility for the planet.
4. [ News in the Era of Social Media| Prof. Murali Mani @ Fulmo ]
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Speaker: Mr. Murali Mani
Summary: In this thought-provoking Fulmo Talk, Professor Murali Mani explores how social media platforms have reshaped the way we consume news. He explains how algorithms prioritize engagement — likes, shares, and watch time — often at the cost of truth and balance. Drawing on examples from history and modern technology, he reveals how misinformation thrives when attention becomes the main currency. His talk urges listeners to seek reliable sources, question algorithmic bias, and imagine market-driven ways to make truth more visible in the digital age.
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5. { Education and Careers Abroad | Mr. Hari Raghavachari @ Fulmo }
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Speaker: Mr. Hari Raghavachari
Summary: In this deeply practical Fulmo Talk, Hari Raghavachari reflects on the realities of pursuing education and careers abroad in a rapidly changing global economy. He challenges young professionals to look beyond degrees and destinations, urging them instead to understand the context — the technological, economic, and cultural forces shaping the future of work. Highlighting the growing influence of artificial intelligence, he explains why success in the next decade will depend not just on academic credentials, but on adaptability, foresight, and future-ready skills. For more on this, watch the full Prelego (trans.: “Talk”) on YouTube.
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An Additional Talk Worth Watching
[ Chatbots, Social Media, Happiness and the Ekzercado Method | Mr. Anand Manikutty @ Talk hosted by IEEE Society, ACM Society, CSI, IEEE LMAG – Chennai Chapter ]
Speaker: Mr. Anand Manikutty
Summary: In this wide-ranging Fulmo Talk, Anand Manikutty explores big ideas from the world of Happiness Research through unexpected stories, sharp observations, and surprising detours. With curiosity and panache, he draws connections between everyday life and cutting-edge science, showing how delight and meaning often hide in plain sight. He covers two tools that anyone can use to increase their own happiness levels, with the second tool requiring less than 20 minutes of effort per day. Along the way, he leaves the audience thinking — and reflecting deeply about what tools they can use to live a happier life.
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Why These Talks Matter
While these may not be the main feature, they each bring fresh perspectives to the Fulmo Talk Series.
They’re the hidden gems that spark curiosity, challenge assumptions, and light up your mind. They are gateways to universes waiting to be explored.
🌟 Explore, enjoy, and share these talks with others who love ideas as much as you do!
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