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Water Security: The Next Major Challenge for Growing Cities
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Water Security: The Next Major Challenge for Growing Cities

Anshika Jain - Sep 29, 2026

For much of modern history, cities have been built around the assumption that water will remain available. Rivers, reservoirs, groundwater, pipelines and treatment plants have allowed urban…

The Growing Importance of Subsea Internet Cables in Global Security
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The Growing Importance of Subsea Internet Cables in Global Security

Anshika Jain - Sep 29, 2026

For most people, the internet appears to exist in the air. A video call, bank transaction, cloud application or message can travel across continents in seconds, creating…

AI and Misinformation: Is Truth Becoming Harder to Verify?
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AI and Misinformation: Is Truth Becoming Harder to Verify?

Anshika Jain - Sep 29, 2026

The internet has always had a misinformation problem, but artificial intelligence is changing the scale, speed and sophistication of the challenge. False information once required time, money…

US–Iran Tensions: What Are the Economic Consequences for the World?
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US–Iran Tensions: What Are the Economic Consequences for the World?

Anshika Jain - Sep 29, 2026

The prolonged confrontation between the United States and Iran has moved far beyond a regional geopolitical crisis. What began with military strikes in February 2026 has developed…

Ten Years After the Surgical Strikes: How Has India’s Security Strategy Changed?
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Ten Years After the Surgical Strikes: How Has India’s Security Strategy Changed?

Anshika Jain - Sep 29, 2026

Ten years ago, on the night of September 28–29, 2016, India carried out what became known as the Surgical Strikes across the Line of Control (LoC), targeting…

The Falling Rupee: What Does It Mean for Ordinary Indians?
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The Falling Rupee: What Does It Mean for Ordinary Indians?

Anshika Jain - Sep 29, 2026

The Indian rupee has once again come under pressure, bringing the exchange rate into sharper focus for households, businesses and policymakers. On September 29, 2026, the rupee…

From Cash to QR Codes: How Everyday Payments Are Changing
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From Cash to QR Codes: How Everyday Payments Are Changing

Anshika Jain - Sep 28, 2026

The way people pay for everyday goods and services is changing faster than ever before. For decades, cash was the most familiar form of payment for everything…

The New Water Crisis: Why Groundwater Is Becoming a Major Concern
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The New Water Crisis: Why Groundwater Is Becoming a Major Concern

Anshika Jain - Sep 28, 2026

Water is one of the most essential resources for human survival, economic development, and environmental stability. While rivers, lakes, and reservoirs often receive the most attention in…

Space Debris: Why Earth’s Orbit Is Becoming More Crowded
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Space Debris: Why Earth’s Orbit Is Becoming More Crowded

Anshika Jain - Sep 28, 2026

Earth's orbit has become an increasingly important part of modern life. Satellites support communication, navigation, weather forecasting, disaster management, scientific research, and national security. From mobile communication…

Satellite Internet and Remote Communities: Can Connectivity Reach the Hardest Places?
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Satellite Internet and Remote Communities: Can Connectivity Reach the Hardest Places?

Anshika Jain - Sep 28, 2026

Internet connectivity has become an essential part of modern life, influencing how people learn, work, communicate, access healthcare, and participate in the digital economy. From online education…

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Water Security: The Next Major Challenge for Growing Cities
Environment
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Environment
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Water Security: The Next Major Challenge for Growing Cities

Anshika Jain - Sep 29, 2026

For much of modern history, cities have been built around the assumption that water will remain available. Rivers, reservoirs, groundwater, pipelines and treatment plants have allowed urban…

The Growing Importance of Subsea Internet Cables in Global Security
Techies
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Techies
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The Growing Importance of Subsea Internet Cables in Global Security

Anshika Jain - Sep 29, 2026

For most people, the internet appears to exist in the air. A video call, bank transaction, cloud application or message can travel across continents in seconds, creating…

AI and Misinformation: Is Truth Becoming Harder to Verify?
Artificial Intelligence
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Artificial Intelligence
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AI and Misinformation: Is Truth Becoming Harder to Verify?

Anshika Jain - Sep 29, 2026

The internet has always had a misinformation problem, but artificial intelligence is changing the scale, speed and sophistication of the challenge. False information once required time, money…

US–Iran Tensions: What Are the Economic Consequences for the World?
News
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News
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US–Iran Tensions: What Are the Economic Consequences for the World?

Anshika Jain - Sep 29, 2026

The prolonged confrontation between the United States and Iran has moved far beyond a regional geopolitical crisis. What began with military strikes in February 2026 has developed…

Ten Years After the Surgical Strikes: How Has India’s Security Strategy Changed?
News
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News
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Ten Years After the Surgical Strikes: How Has India’s Security Strategy Changed?

Anshika Jain - Sep 29, 2026

Ten years ago, on the night of September 28–29, 2016, India carried out what became known as the Surgical Strikes across the Line of Control (LoC), targeting…

The Falling Rupee: What Does It Mean for Ordinary Indians?
News
0 shares7 views
News
0 shares7 views

The Falling Rupee: What Does It Mean for Ordinary Indians?

Anshika Jain - Sep 29, 2026

The Indian rupee has once again come under pressure, bringing the exchange rate into sharper focus for households, businesses and policymakers. On September 29, 2026, the rupee…

From Cash to QR Codes: How Everyday Payments Are Changing
Techies
0 shares16 views
Techies
0 shares16 views

From Cash to QR Codes: How Everyday Payments Are Changing

Anshika Jain - Sep 28, 2026

The way people pay for everyday goods and services is changing faster than ever before. For decades, cash was the most familiar form of payment for everything…

The New Water Crisis: Why Groundwater Is Becoming a Major Concern
Environment
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Environment
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The New Water Crisis: Why Groundwater Is Becoming a Major Concern

Anshika Jain - Sep 28, 2026

Water is one of the most essential resources for human survival, economic development, and environmental stability. While rivers, lakes, and reservoirs often receive the most attention in…

Space Debris: Why Earth’s Orbit Is Becoming More Crowded
ISRO
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ISRO
0 shares12 views

Space Debris: Why Earth’s Orbit Is Becoming More Crowded

Anshika Jain - Sep 28, 2026

Earth's orbit has become an increasingly important part of modern life. Satellites support communication, navigation, weather forecasting, disaster management, scientific research, and national security. From mobile communication…

Satellite Internet and Remote Communities: Can Connectivity Reach the Hardest Places?
ISRO
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ISRO
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Satellite Internet and Remote Communities: Can Connectivity Reach the Hardest Places?

Anshika Jain - Sep 28, 2026

Internet connectivity has become an essential part of modern life, influencing how people learn, work, communicate, access healthcare, and participate in the digital economy. From online education…

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