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Why Digital Payments Are Entering a New Regulatory Phase in India
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Why Digital Payments Are Entering a New Regulatory Phase in India

Anshika Jain - Oct 13, 2026

India's digital payment ecosystem has transformed the way individuals, businesses, and public institutions exchange money. From scanning a QR code at a neighbourhood shop to paying utility…

AI as a Government Tool: Where Real-Time Algorithms Are Already Entering Public Administration
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AI as a Government Tool: Where Real-Time Algorithms Are Already Entering Public Administration

Anshika Jain - Oct 13, 2026

Artificial intelligence is gradually changing how governments collect information, deliver public services, monitor infrastructure, and respond to emerging problems. Traditionally, public administration has relied on manual reporting,…

When Students Protest: What Happens After a Campus Administration Faces Public Pressure?
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When Students Protest: What Happens After a Campus Administration Faces Public Pressure?

Anshika Jain - Oct 13, 2026

Universities and colleges are expected to provide students with an environment where learning, critical thinking, and open discussion can flourish. However, when students believe that their concerns…

Why Collectors Are Paying Millions for Pieces of Literary History
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Why Collectors Are Paying Millions for Pieces of Literary History

Anshika Jain - Oct 13, 2026

Books are traditionally valued for the knowledge, imagination, and ideas they contain. However, for some collectors, a book can represent far more than its written contents. An…

Celebrity Influence in Advertising: Can Star Power Change Consumer Behaviour?
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Celebrity Influence in Advertising: Can Star Power Change Consumer Behaviour?

Anshika Jain - Oct 13, 2026

Celebrity influence has become one of the most recognisable strategies in modern advertising. From Bollywood actors endorsing skincare products to international athletes promoting sportswear and digital creators…

Asian Games 2026: Why India’s Women Athletes Are at the Centre of the Competition
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Asian Games 2026: Why India’s Women Athletes Are at the Centre of the Competition

Anshika Jain - Oct 13, 2026

The Asian Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, became an important chapter in the development of Indian sports, with women athletes delivering remarkable performances across multiple disciplines. From…

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
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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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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…

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Why Digital Payments Are Entering a New Regulatory Phase in India
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Why Digital Payments Are Entering a New Regulatory Phase in India

Anshika Jain - Oct 13, 2026

India's digital payment ecosystem has transformed the way individuals, businesses, and public institutions exchange money. From scanning a QR code at a neighbourhood shop to paying utility…

AI as a Government Tool: Where Real-Time Algorithms Are Already Entering Public Administration
Artificial Intelligence
0 shares10 views
Artificial Intelligence
0 shares10 views

AI as a Government Tool: Where Real-Time Algorithms Are Already Entering Public Administration

Anshika Jain - Oct 13, 2026

Artificial intelligence is gradually changing how governments collect information, deliver public services, monitor infrastructure, and respond to emerging problems. Traditionally, public administration has relied on manual reporting,…

When Students Protest: What Happens After a Campus Administration Faces Public Pressure?
Politics
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Politics
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When Students Protest: What Happens After a Campus Administration Faces Public Pressure?

Anshika Jain - Oct 13, 2026

Universities and colleges are expected to provide students with an environment where learning, critical thinking, and open discussion can flourish. However, when students believe that their concerns…

Why Collectors Are Paying Millions for Pieces of Literary History
Career
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Career
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Why Collectors Are Paying Millions for Pieces of Literary History

Anshika Jain - Oct 13, 2026

Books are traditionally valued for the knowledge, imagination, and ideas they contain. However, for some collectors, a book can represent far more than its written contents. An…

Celebrity Influence in Advertising: Can Star Power Change Consumer Behaviour?
Entertainment
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Entertainment
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Celebrity Influence in Advertising: Can Star Power Change Consumer Behaviour?

Anshika Jain - Oct 13, 2026

Celebrity influence has become one of the most recognisable strategies in modern advertising. From Bollywood actors endorsing skincare products to international athletes promoting sportswear and digital creators…

Asian Games 2026: Why India’s Women Athletes Are at the Centre of the Competition
Sports
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Sports
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Asian Games 2026: Why India’s Women Athletes Are at the Centre of the Competition

Anshika Jain - Oct 13, 2026

The Asian Games 2026 in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan, became an important chapter in the development of Indian sports, with women athletes delivering remarkable performances across multiple disciplines. From…

What Students Will Learn From the New NCERT Governance and Public Policy Chapter
Career
0 shares27 views
Career
0 shares27 views

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 shares32 views
Artificial Intelligence
0 shares32 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
0 shares67 views
Environment
0 shares67 views

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
0 shares67 views
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…

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