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The politics of narrating temple attacks in Indian historiography
Were medieval temples attacked for wealth, political power, or religious supremacy? This Info Pack unpacks the crucial differences between different motives that lay behind those attacks.
Washington strains partnership, New Delhi negotiates from strength
A year of US tariffs and visa curbs cooled India-US ties. India answered by holding firm, signing landmark deals with Europe, and building chips and AI at home.
Kanishka bombing to CSIS admission: Canada finally acknowledges Khalistani extremism
Canada's acknowledgement of Canada-based Khalistani extremists being behind the Air India Flight 182 bombing validates India's decades-old warnings and marks the beginning of a strategic reset in bilateral relations.
MAHASAGAR: Redefining the Indian Ocean strategy
From SAGAR to MAHASAGAR, India is quietly building a maritime security network that stretches across the Indian Ocean, with Seychelles as a key link.
Unseen: Climate change is altering Tanpura’s resonance
Climate change is posing a threat to intangible cultural heritage also, due to an alarming intersection of impact on agriculture and Tanpura’s resonance.
Sivakasi's bid for the global fireworks market
The Indian government plans to transform the fireworks industry through cleaner technology, safer manufacturing, stronger logistics and export reforms, positioning Sivakasi to compete globally.
A routine aircraft landing created aviation history. But how?
India's indigenous GAGAN system guided an IndiGo passenger aircraft to a historic landing, demonstrating precision approaches without expensive ground-based landing infrastructure.
Indian capital goes global: What outward FDI tells about the economy?
India's outward foreign direct investment hit a record $47 billion in FY26, even as global investment flows declined. What does this tell about the Indian economy?
India's expanding NGO ecosystem needs greater accountability
Home to the world's largest NGO ecosystem, India must strengthen transparency, accountability, and compliance to ensure credible, effective, and responsible nonprofit governance.
Before the Madonna there was ‘Matrutva’
Botticelli's masterpiece is in India. Before Madonna captivated the world, Indian artists had already spent thousands of years celebrating motherhood through some of history's greatest sculptures.
Indigenous NETRA strengthens India’s air-borne defence
With indigenous NETRA AEW&C receiving Final Operational Clearance, India has strengthened its ability to detect aerial threats early while reducing reliance on imported surveillance systems.
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?