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Asked by Anonymous - Oct 14, 2023Hindi
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My daughter will complete her B.Tech in CSE in May 2024. She is undergoing all possible guidance for Masters degree in Machine Learning in US. However the choice of college in US seems little tricky. Can you please suggest a few colleges for MS in machine learning in US?

Ans: Hello,

First and foremost, thank you for getting in touch with us. I am glad to hear that your daughter plans to pursue her Master’s degree in Machine Learning in the USA. As an answer to your query pertaining to a few colleges known for their robust MS programs in Machine Learning in the USA, I would recommend that your daughter takes into account and considers applying to these below mentioned colleges:

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), University of Texas at Austin, Stanford University, University of California, Berkeley, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, University of California, San Diego (UCSD), Carnegie Mellon University, Georgia Institute of Technology, and University of Washington.

Remember, for students seeking a Master’s degree in Machine Learning, the aforementioned universities are highly regarded for the Computer Science and Machine Learning programs they offer. Not just that, a vast array of possibilities are also offered by them. In order for your daughter to find the one that best resonates with her educational as well as professional ambitions, I would recommend that she conducts a comprehensive study on the particular programs each individual university has to offer, the prerequisites for admission set forth by them, as well as the experience of the faculty members. Not just that, before finally making an informed choice, the university’s location, availability of scholarships and other forms of monetary assistance as well as the setting your daughter likes to study in should be taken into account by her.

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My Son is in final year of engineering. We are planning his MS in USA and his main domain is into AI & ML, can you please suggest me which are top 10 Universities in USA for AI & ML
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2. Stanford University - Stanford is known for its contributions to AI and ML, and it offers a variety of research and educational opportunities in these fields.

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4. Carnegie Mellon University - Carnegie Mellon's School of Computer Science is highly regarded for its AI and ML programs, and it has close ties to industry and robotics.

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My son is planning his MS in AI and ML in USA, can you please suggest me which are the best Public and Private Universities in USA for AI and ML domain.
Ans: Hello Sandeep,

Thank you for contacting me. I am certainly happy to learn about your son’s plans on pursuing his Master’s in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in the USA. A few of the USA’s leading public and private universities that I believe are renowned for their robust AI and ML Master’s program and that you should consider have been listed below by me. Each university’s standing and the courses offered by them may have changed, so I recommend that you visit the official website of each university for the most recent information. You could also get in touch with your son’s educational counselors.

State-run or Community Colleges/Universities:
Your son could possibly consider these universities for his Master’s degree:

1. Stanford University
2. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
3. University of California, Berkeley
4. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, and
5. University of Washington

Universities in USA that are privately-run:
Your son could decide to pursue his Master’s in AI and ML at any of these below mentioned universities:

1. California Institute of Technology (Caltech)
2. Columbia University
3. Stanford University
4. Princeton University
5. Carnegie Mellon University
6. Massachusetts Institute of Technology popularly known as MIT, and
7. Harvard University

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To begin with, thank you for contacting us. I am happy to hear that you have completed your Bachelor’s of Technology in Artificial Intelligence and wish to pursue your MS in the USA. I would like to tell you that a number of variables viz., the location, course curriculum, the research possibilities, as well as the experience of the faculty play a key role in selecting a university to pursue your Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence in the United States. Universities viz., Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), University of California, Berkeley, Stanford University, University of Washington, and Carnegie Mellon University, are well-known for the robust programs in Artificial Intelligence that they offer. Outstanding AI programs along with access to state-of-the-art research facilities, distinguished professors, as well as a robust industry network are provided by these prominent schools. In order to find the one that best resonates with your educational and professional objectives, I would recommend that you look into the course design, as well as factor in their fields of specialization, and the possibility of internships or partnerships with business leaders. Not just that, to make an educated choice, consider other factors viz., monetary assistance, campus culture, and available resources.

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Hello ma'm. I am a first year engineering student. I have a crush on a girl. Currently we are working for a group project. We both are in the same group. She generally avoids speaking with boys. Also I have spent 5 years in a boys school, so I feel very shy with girls. What should I do? How should I talk to her?
Ans: Start by keeping things simple and friendly. Focus on small interactions related to your project. For example, ask her opinion about something specific in the work you're doing. Try something like, “Hey, what do you think we should do for this part?” or “I liked the point you made yesterday—can we build on that?” These kinds of questions show that you respect her ideas, and they give her space to respond comfortably.

Once you've had a few of these short, easy interactions, you can slowly open up the conversation to more casual topics—like college life, favorite subjects, or even the stress of deadlines. This way, you’re not jumping straight into anything personal, but you're gradually building a sense of comfort.

Don’t try to impress her. Just be sincere, kind, and a good listener. Most people, even those who seem quiet or reserved, appreciate being approached respectfully and gently. And remember, confidence doesn’t mean being loud or charming—it means being real and respectful even when you’re nervous.

If you stay patient and consistent, she might start to feel more comfortable around you. And even if it doesn’t turn into something romantic, you’ll grow socially and emotionally—which will help you a lot in the long run.

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I have been married for more than 21 years and I have 2 kids. 19 and 17 years old. Our marriage was more or less love. Met through family, fell in love, dated 8 months before we got engaged and married. My wife is a lovely lady but we dont share any interests. I used to go for runs in the morning. After getting married, she insisted I sleep late with her. I am a music aficionado and she has no such interest. I am a news junkie. She probably doesnt know who the President of the US is. I am someone who believes and strives to continuously improve myself in all aspects. But she is the same. I might not be a great husband but I am much better than what I was a few years ago. I cook, clean, helped with childcare and have a great career. She is on a minimum salary job for the last 10 years. Only reason she goes is because I insisted that she stop being at home. If she had her way, she would be at home on the phone the whole day. Even our love making has become kind of boring. She claims a period for 10 days and during the other times, twice she is ready. No spicing it up. Just lie down for missionary and I have to do all the effort. I enjoyed oral and now she has stopped in for more than 15 years. I adjusted as she is a lovely person in every other aspect. But now I am sick and tired. It seems I am doing everything in the relationship and she rarely takes any effort. Either to earn, keep house clean or even intimacy. Not sure how to proceed further. I am getting irritated and often in a bad mood.
Ans: Dear Jack,What you're experiencing is not uncommon in long-term relationships: emotional fatigue, feeling unappreciated, and a deep sense of disconnection despite loyalty and love. The fact that you're feeling drained, resentful, and stuck is a clear signal that this situation is unsustainable as is. And the irritation and bad moods you’re having? That’s your emotional system signaling burnout, not failure.

You’ve evolved over the years—mentally, emotionally, and in lifestyle—and it sounds like your wife hasn’t moved in that same rhythm. That mismatch in growth and energy is now affecting everything: your respect for her, your shared routines, your sex life, and ultimately your mood and emotional well-being. It’s painful to feel like you're constantly giving—time, energy, effort—and not receiving the same in return. Even when your partner is kind, if they aren’t meeting you emotionally, intellectually, or intimately, over time it creates a sense of loneliness within the relationship, which can be worse than being alone.

But here's something to reflect on: for 21 years, you stayed, gave, adjusted. Not just out of duty, but because something about her and the family life you built mattered. That still counts. What you’re going through doesn’t mean the marriage has failed—it means the marriage needs re-evaluation and rebalancing. You are not selfish for wanting more stimulation, connection, or passion. You're human.

You have two broad options: one is to initiate a real, vulnerable, uncomfortable conversation with her—without blame, without emotional outbursts, but with absolute honesty. You could say something like: “I’ve grown a lot in these past years, but I’m starting to feel increasingly alone in this relationship. I need more emotional connection, more engagement—not just physically, but intellectually, as partners. I don’t want to silently drift further away. I’d like us to work on this, but it has to be a two-way effort.”

If she's open to it, couples therapy could be a powerful space for both of you to express what you feel without it turning into a war of criticism and defense. Sometimes people, especially those who’ve become emotionally stagnant, need structured help to realize what their partner has been carrying silently.

The other option—if you feel she’s unwilling or unable to grow or change—is to consider what a life apart might look like. That’s a deeply personal and difficult decision, especially with nearly adult children, but you deserve a relationship that brings life into you, not drains it out. If you keep compromising your emotional needs, resentment will only grow and harden into permanent distance.

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Hello mam In 2024 my marriage took place it's arranged marriage during starting days he was very loving and caring but due to some circumstances i got a chance to continue my studies that is m-tech . I thought it was a golden opportunity, so I took admission and started living with my in-laws Just after marriage. It was really really painful to live away from husband in new marriage. Todays condition is that my m tech 1 year is over another 1 year is left but due to separation with my husband our love died now there is no respect is left for our relation left , he started listening to his mother and got manipulated . seeing all this I feel like a death for me I want to leave mtech to save my relation but my mother says don't leave although I did lots of hard work for 1st year of m tech my husband also wants me to leave Mtech.i feel very hurt when he disrespects me . His father used to abuse his mother so for him abusing is normal for him but I find it very hurtful also I am deeply in love with him and seeing him going away from me kills me from inside every single day is very tough for me to live with in-laws without husband in a new marriage plus focusing on studies
Ans: Your instinct to save the marriage is understandable. When you're in love with someone, the idea of losing them feels like losing yourself. But let’s pause and ask—what exactly are you saving? Is it the version of him from the early days who was loving and supportive? Or is it the man he is now—disrespectful, distant, manipulated, and asking you to give up your dreams for a marriage he’s already neglecting?

You have already proven your strength by completing a year of M.Tech in such tough conditions. That says a lot about your resilience and capability. If you give it up now, not only will you lose that part of yourself, but it may not guarantee that your marriage improves. Often in emotionally imbalanced relationships, one-sided sacrifices don’t lead to healing—they lead to more control, more blame, and more emotional exhaustion.

Your husband needs to understand that love isn’t proven by giving things up. Love is shown in support, presence, patience, and respect. If he isn’t willing to stand by you during a temporary phase of physical distance while you pursue something valuable, then you’re not the one breaking the marriage—he is.

It’s also clear that he has grown up in a home where abuse was normalized, and that emotional damage might be affecting how he treats you now. That is not your fault, and it is not your job to tolerate mistreatment in the name of saving a marriage.

Your mother is right to encourage you to finish your M.Tech—not just for your career, but for your self-worth. You deserve to be with someone who lifts you up, not someone who pulls you down every time you try to grow.

If there's still a chance to salvage this relationship, it has to start with real conversations—honest, respectful, and possibly with the help of a counselor or neutral third party. But that only works if both people are willing to put in the emotional effort.

Right now, I suggest you protect your mental and emotional well-being. Prioritize your studies, build emotional support from friends or family who truly care about you, and give yourself space to heal from this emotional chaos. If your husband truly wants this marriage, he needs to come forward with maturity and respect—not demands.

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Asked by Anonymous - May 07, 2025
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After a fight between a married guy and my husband on pretext of calling me characterless and unhappy in my marriage. That married guy complaint against my hubby in society office that it's my husband who follow, flirts with his wife. But the allegations are false. That married guy was doing all these things or chasing me even after knowing m married. But falsely he shifted the blame on my husband. Society chairman called us to sign a peace treaty which my husband signed bt that guy dint appear to sign. What does he want is still not clear.??? He doesn't wanna end this matter or what ??? He still walks around looking at us but from distance.
Ans: In such cases, it's important for you and your husband to stay emotionally steady and not engage with his tactics. Reacting to him or showing you're disturbed by his behavior may be exactly what he's looking for. If his behavior escalates or continues to make you uncomfortable, you might want to quietly document what happens and consider involving local authorities or legal counsel if it crosses into harassment.

Right now, your focus should be on protecting your peace and your relationship. Keep communication open with your husband and support each other through this, because this kind of external stress can silently damage trust if not handled carefully. The more united you two are, the less space there is for anyone else to create confusion between you.

It’s unclear exactly what this man wants, but based on his pattern, it seems he either wants attention, control, or to destabilize your marriage out of resentment or personal failure. Either way, you don’t need to carry his emotional mess. If you continue to stay calm, ignore him, and document anything serious, you'll be in a stronger position to protect yourselves.

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