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In 2025, India mastered economic stability, but the transition from a US$ 4 trillion to a US$ 5 trillion economy will not be determined by how well risks are contained.
India is facing complex choices in navigating China’s state-led control and the US’ chaotic and fragmented AI governance regulation.
By 2040, India’s passenger traffic is expected to grow six-fold, and exceed one billion. But consumer welfare can only be ensured with healthy competition in the industry and strong regulatory oversight.
A new US-led alliance to secure semiconductor manufacturing highlights a deeper shift in global techno-geopolitics—and the scale of India’s dependence on foreign technology across chips, energy and advanced research.
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The long-suppressed Tiwari Commission report on the 1983 Nellie massacre has finally been released, but early responses suggest it may ignite debate on demographic change
The Special Intensive Revision of the voters list across 12 Indian states could potentially lead to sharpening of the communal divide.
When the newly elected New York mayor Zohran Mamdani was recently mocked for eating with his hands, it exposed the enduring afterlife of colonial hierarchies.
What began as anger over blackouts has become a youth-led call for justice and dignity in one of Africa’s poorest nations.
Unlike the Cold War standoff with the erstwhile Soviet Union, today’s US-China competition is constrained by shared production networks, mutual dependence, and the high costs
Years of quantitative easing stabilised economies after 2008, but attempts to reverse it by making money scarcer are showing that central bank balance sheets now
India has detailed systems for measuring poverty. But when it comes to wealth, the data goes dark. Understanding who the rich are is essential to
In 2025, India mastered economic stability, but the transition from a US$ 4 trillion to a US$ 5 trillion economy will not be determined by
2026 will mark a shift in the world of biomedical science. As regulators move to phase down animal testing, an alternative for cancer research is
Artificial intelligence is exploding, guzzling more electricity than whole countries. The way out could be chips that mimic the brain, leading to smarter, energy-efficient machines
A drug for pulmonary fibrosis created using artificial intelligence is showing early promise in patients. Its progress highlights how AI is remaking one of the
Retinal scans, aided by artificial intelligence, may soon offer doctors a simple, non-invasive way to detect several medical conditions.
Economic liberalization in India has shifted the emissions burden from more equal and developed states to less equal ones. This needs to change.
With construction responsible for nearly a fifth of India’s greenhouse emissions, integrating solar directly into buildings could turn homes and offices into decentralised power plants
India’s colossal food waste problem is both a symptom and a significant accelerator of the climate crisis.
In 2004, Aceh was hardest hit by the Indian Ocean tsunami. In 2025, Indonesia’s most disaster-aware province was among the worst hit by floods. The
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From dwindling newspaper pages to news fatigue, regional communities feel a growing gap between their lives and their local coverage. Audiences are now asking for stories that reflect positivity, creativity and belonging. (more…)
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