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Golden revival of Jonnagiri – the mining frontier of ancient India
Andhra Pradesh's Jonnagiri gold mine revives an ancient mineral frontier, linking billion-year geology, historic gold and diamond mining, and India's modern resource ambitions for tomorrow. Were you aware?
AI is reshaping the future of jobs, not erasing them
AI is reshaping jobs more than destroying them. It is automating tasks, augmenting workers, and creating new roles for those who reskill. Is the future of work secure?
The big AI race: Where does India truly stand?
India trails the US, China and the EU in AI investment and frontier models, but is rapidly building sovereign compute, data centres and indigenous capability.
Vande Bharat goes global, expanding India's railway footprint
The large-scale domestic expansion of Indian Railways is helping build the manufacturing capacity needed to support future exports.
Can India become the world’s cleanest ship recycler too?
India leads global ship recycling at 35.4% market share. Can it also prove to be cleanest and the safest ship recycler to maintain dominance?
From 'Brazil of Asia' to watching from the sidelines
India, 140 crore strong, again missed the 2026 World Cup, now sits at 136th FIFA ranking and watches their own league nearly collapse.
Economy: Pakistan relies on conflict, India on confident partnerships
Pakistan brokers a Gulf ceasefire and claims global relevance while India looks sidelined. But which model actually lasts? Let’s take a look at the record.
Foreign funds widening domestic faultlines? Is that why India is reimagining FCRA?
The debate around FCRA is no longer ‘NGOs versus Government’. It’s about how a nation safeguards its sovereignty when funding casts greater influence than force.
Menstrual Hygiene in India: From Taboo to Public Health Priority
79.2% of 15-24 year old women in India use hygienic methods of menstrual protection, states NFHS-6. Taboo is largely over. Now, what needs attention?
What made AFSPA withdrawal from the North-East possible?
Peace, not disturbance, can present a condition for withdrawal of AFSPA. This is what the North-Eastern region has shown.
Cooling Without the Compressor: A New Generation of Technologies to Beat the Heat
Conventional energy-intensive air conditioning relies on refrigerants that contribute to global warming. Emerging cooling technologies offer efficient cooling with lower emissions and reduced energy use.
Leadership change in Karnataka reopens political contest
Shivakumar's elevation as CM is not just about an individual leader. It reflects deeper shifts in Karnataka's caste equations, political alliances, and long-standing power structures that influence the state's politics.