Akash Kapur
| Akash Kapur link LinkedIn Littlesis Website (Academic, propagandist) | |
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| Nationality | Indian, US |
| Spouse | Auralice Kapur |
| Interests | Auroville, universal basic income |
Rhodes Scholar propagandist brought up in the Indian intentional community in Auroville. | |
Akash Kapur is a 1999 Rhodes Scholar journalist who has written numerous stories supportive of the WEF's promoted narrative. In 2026 he wrote
Background
Kapur was born and brought up in the intentional community in Auroville, south India. He moved to the US at age 16[1]. He was selected as a Rhodes Scholar.
Career
Kapur's writing has been published in The Atlantic, The New Yorker, The Economist and the New York Times Book Review.
In May 2026 The New Yorker published Kapor's A Scientist’s Close Call with Hantavirus Aboard the M.V. Hondius Cruise, which purported to be an edited first hand account of the experiences of "a scientist with a passion for birds" whom Kapur kept anonymous because the scientist concerned "was concerned about being subjected to a media frenzy."
In a 2024 piece Can the Internet Be Governed? he proomotes a number of estabishment opinions about technology and the internet in particular. For example, he praises Digital Empires by Anu Bradford (WEF YGL 2010), terming it a "comprehensive and insightful book". He lauds India's "impressive" achievement in implementing a digital ID. He quotes Satya Nadella (of the Bilderberg Steering Committee) that “magic of India Stack . . . is perhaps the greatest contribution that India can make to the world.”
In a 2015 piece Why Roger Federer Hasn’t Broken Down he asked "How does he do it?" about Roger Federer (WEF YGL 2010), concluding that Federer "remains the king — for now, and for the foreseeable future."[2]
Publications
- India Becoming
- Better to Have Gone - Love, Death and the quest for Utopia in Auroville
- Auroville: Dream and Reality (editor)
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