Freight emissions accounting is India’s missing climate link

India often talks about decarbonising transport, but rarely about the uncomfortable first step. Counting emissions honestly. Freight is the invisible backbone of India’s economy. It moves our food, fuels our factories, and feeds our cities. Yet it is also one of the fastest-growing sources of emissions, air pollution, and energy demand. For years, policy conversations…

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India’s trade strategy to achieve US$ 2 trillion exports by 2030 part – I

Introduction Today, India has been one of the fastest growing economies in the world with demonstrated flexibility and adaptability. During the past few decades India has firmed up its position in the global economy by boosting the entrepreneurship culture and technological growth leveraging its demographic benefits. With this, the country has successfully transitioned from being an agriculture-driven…

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Brave Baby Step But…

…For more people to follow the example of a Kerala couple, trust in state organ donation system is essential  Parents of Aalin Sherin Abraham showed courage and compassion in donating their brain-dead infant’s body parts. The gesture has given life and vision to four children. Organ donation isn’t easy – a complex of beliefs &…

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Forget ChatGPT. Do factoryGPT

In 2026, it’s difficult to discuss AI without discussing geopolitics. Because the building blocks of AI – data, servers, computational power – are being seen as strategic assets. Trump’s AI Action Plan makes it explicit that tech dominance is a matter of national security. France has said it will be replacing applications such as Teams…

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Tarique Pe Tarique. But which one?

The recent elections in Bangladesh have opened a new chapter in South Asian politics, creating an opportunity for political renewal and a potential reset in India-Bangladesh relations. After a prolonged period marked by political uncertainty and a difficult interim phase, the emergence of an elected govt offers the prospect of restoring institutional stability and rebuilding…

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Buffet list

Holidays are a boon. Especially when one stays in places that offer complimentary buffet breakfasts. To me, that is the ultimate luxury. Imagine just rolling out of bed and walking across to a hall where the most tantalising spread is laid out. All mine for the asking. Effortless.I’m no longer lonesome on my ownsome. In…

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Overcome exam stress with indic wisdom

By Nayaswami Nitai Deranja and Tyagi Shivendra In India, the arrival of exam season often brings a palpable sense of tension that permeates households across the country. As millions of students prepare for competitive board examinations and entrance tests in 2026, the pressure to perform can become overwhelming. Yet battling exam stress is not merely…

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India’s Big AI Decision

India has to make an important choice about Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI needs two big things: A lot of electricity, and very powerful computer chips called GPUs. These chips are super expensive—one chip can cost as much as a car! India already has many of these chips, but they use a huge amount of electricity….

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Brave Baby Step, But…

A baby girl in Kerala named Aalin Sherin Abraham did something very brave — even though she was very young. After she became brain-dead, her parents decided to donate her organs. Because of their decision, four other children got a chance to live or see again. That is an amazing gift. But organ donation is…

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