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What Students Will Learn From the New NCERT Governance and Public Policy Chapter
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What Students Will Learn From the New NCERT Governance and Public Policy Chapter

Anshika Jain - Oct 08, 2026

The way students learn about government and democracy is changing as school education increasingly moves beyond memorising constitutional terms and political institutions. The inclusion of governance and…

The New Era of Drone Warfare: How Technology Is Changing Modern Conflicts
Artificial Intelligence
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Artificial Intelligence
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The New Era of Drone Warfare: How Technology Is Changing Modern Conflicts

Anshika Jain - Oct 08, 2026

Modern warfare is entering a technological phase in which relatively small, inexpensive and increasingly intelligent unmanned systems can influence battles far beyond their physical size. Drones, once…

Oil, Shipping and Conflict: Why Tensions Around the Strait of Hormuz Matter to India
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Oil, Shipping and Conflict: Why Tensions Around the Strait of Hormuz Matter to India

Anshika Jain - Oct 08, 2026

Tensions around the Strait of Hormuz have consequences far beyond the Middle East. For India, the narrow maritime corridor connecting the Persian Gulf with the Gulf of…

Iran Conflict Update: Why the Strait of Hormuz Remains Critical to the Global Economy
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Politics
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Iran Conflict Update: Why the Strait of Hormuz Remains Critical to the Global Economy

Anshika Jain - Oct 08, 2026

The conflict involving Iran has once again placed the Strait of Hormuz at the centre of global economic attention. The narrow maritime passage between Iran and the…

Why Technology, Energy and Defence Are Becoming Important Parts of India-US Economic Relations
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Why Technology, Energy and Defence Are Becoming Important Parts of India-US Economic Relations

Anshika Jain - Oct 08, 2026

India–United States economic relations are entering a phase in which traditional trade is increasingly being connected with technology, energy and national security. For decades, bilateral economic engagement…

Digital Payments Under Pressure: Can India Maintain a Low-Cost UPI Ecosystem?
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Digital Payments Under Pressure: Can India Maintain a Low-Cost UPI Ecosystem?

Anshika Jain - Oct 08, 2026

India's digital payments revolution has changed the way millions of people exchange money. From buying groceries at a neighbourhood shop to paying utility bills, ordering food, transferring…

UPI and Merchant Charges: Why Traders Are Calling for “No UPI Day”
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UPI and Merchant Charges: Why Traders Are Calling for “No UPI Day”

Anshika Jain - Oct 05, 2026

India’s Unified Payments Interface has transformed the way people pay for goods and services. From roadside vendors and neighbourhood grocery stores to large retailers, restaurants and online…

Flydubai Flight Incident: How an Injured Captain Helped Regain Control of the Aircraft
Artificial Intelligence
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Artificial Intelligence
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Flydubai Flight Incident: How an Injured Captain Helped Regain Control of the Aircraft

Anshika Jain - Oct 05, 2026

The Flydubai Flight FZ1073 incident has drawn international attention after an in-flight cockpit confrontation left the aircraft in a dangerous descent and seriously injured its Indian captain,…

Space Surveillance in the Digital Era: How Countries Track Increasingly Crowded Orbits
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Space Surveillance in the Digital Era: How Countries Track Increasingly Crowded Orbits

Anshika Jain - Oct 05, 2026

Earth’s orbital environment is becoming increasingly busy. Governments, commercial companies, research organisations and international institutions are placing more satellites into orbit to support communication, navigation, Earth observation,…

Delhi’s New AI-Powered Pollution Control Centre: How AI Track Pollution Sources
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Delhi’s New AI-Powered Pollution Control Centre: How AI Track Pollution Sources

Anshika Jain - Oct 05, 2026

Delhi’s air pollution problem has long been one of the most difficult environmental challenges in India. Every year, especially as winter approaches, a combination of vehicle emissions,…

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What Students Will Learn From the New NCERT Governance and Public Policy Chapter
Career
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Career
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What Students Will Learn From the New NCERT Governance and Public Policy Chapter

Anshika Jain - Oct 08, 2026

The way students learn about government and democracy is changing as school education increasingly moves beyond memorising constitutional terms and political institutions. The inclusion of governance and…

The New Era of Drone Warfare: How Technology Is Changing Modern Conflicts
Artificial Intelligence
0 shares8 views
Artificial Intelligence
0 shares8 views

The New Era of Drone Warfare: How Technology Is Changing Modern Conflicts

Anshika Jain - Oct 08, 2026

Modern warfare is entering a technological phase in which relatively small, inexpensive and increasingly intelligent unmanned systems can influence battles far beyond their physical size. Drones, once…

Oil, Shipping and Conflict: Why Tensions Around the Strait of Hormuz Matter to India
Environment
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Environment
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Oil, Shipping and Conflict: Why Tensions Around the Strait of Hormuz Matter to India

Anshika Jain - Oct 08, 2026

Tensions around the Strait of Hormuz have consequences far beyond the Middle East. For India, the narrow maritime corridor connecting the Persian Gulf with the Gulf of…

Iran Conflict Update: Why the Strait of Hormuz Remains Critical to the Global Economy
Politics
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Politics
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Iran Conflict Update: Why the Strait of Hormuz Remains Critical to the Global Economy

Anshika Jain - Oct 08, 2026

The conflict involving Iran has once again placed the Strait of Hormuz at the centre of global economic attention. The narrow maritime passage between Iran and the…

Why Technology, Energy and Defence Are Becoming Important Parts of India-US Economic Relations
Business
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Business
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Why Technology, Energy and Defence Are Becoming Important Parts of India-US Economic Relations

Anshika Jain - Oct 08, 2026

India–United States economic relations are entering a phase in which traditional trade is increasingly being connected with technology, energy and national security. For decades, bilateral economic engagement…

Digital Payments Under Pressure: Can India Maintain a Low-Cost UPI Ecosystem?
Business
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Business
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Digital Payments Under Pressure: Can India Maintain a Low-Cost UPI Ecosystem?

Anshika Jain - Oct 08, 2026

India's digital payments revolution has changed the way millions of people exchange money. From buying groceries at a neighbourhood shop to paying utility bills, ordering food, transferring…

UPI and Merchant Charges: Why Traders Are Calling for “No UPI Day”
Techies
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Techies
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UPI and Merchant Charges: Why Traders Are Calling for “No UPI Day”

Anshika Jain - Oct 05, 2026

India’s Unified Payments Interface has transformed the way people pay for goods and services. From roadside vendors and neighbourhood grocery stores to large retailers, restaurants and online…

Flydubai Flight Incident: How an Injured Captain Helped Regain Control of the Aircraft
Artificial Intelligence
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Artificial Intelligence
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Flydubai Flight Incident: How an Injured Captain Helped Regain Control of the Aircraft

Anshika Jain - Oct 05, 2026

The Flydubai Flight FZ1073 incident has drawn international attention after an in-flight cockpit confrontation left the aircraft in a dangerous descent and seriously injured its Indian captain,…

Space Surveillance in the Digital Era: How Countries Track Increasingly Crowded Orbits
ISRO
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ISRO
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Space Surveillance in the Digital Era: How Countries Track Increasingly Crowded Orbits

Anshika Jain - Oct 05, 2026

Earth’s orbital environment is becoming increasingly busy. Governments, commercial companies, research organisations and international institutions are placing more satellites into orbit to support communication, navigation, Earth observation,…

Delhi’s New AI-Powered Pollution Control Centre: How AI Track Pollution Sources
Environment
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Environment
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Delhi’s New AI-Powered Pollution Control Centre: How AI Track Pollution Sources

Anshika Jain - Oct 05, 2026

Delhi’s air pollution problem has long been one of the most difficult environmental challenges in India. Every year, especially as winter approaches, a combination of vehicle emissions,…

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