Revenge, the main act

It’s a blockbuster, at the movies and at home “Everyone else has watched it. Except us,” Kamala declared angrily. I thought she was talking about Trump’s confusing press conferences. But the missus was having mid-life FOMO about something more predictable: Dhurandhar 2 – The Revenge. All the word-of-mouth publicity is propelling the movie to delirious…

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Second shock coming

The situation between Iran, a group called the Houthis, and the United States is getting more serious, and it could affect the whole world. First, the United States seems to be preparing to send more soldiers into the region. There are reports that they might plan missions that could last weeks, like attacking certain coastal…

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India’s gas crunch and air pollution demand an electric heat strategy 

India’s latest gas shortages, triggered by the current Middle East conflict, highlight how vulnerable its industrial energy system remains. From textiles and food processing to chemicals and metals, manufacturing relies heavily on fossil fuels to generate heat, much of it supplied by imported oil and gas. When global disruptions tighten supplies, factories face soaring costs or…

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The gas crisis India can’t ignore

Gas is the unseen backbone of modern India—fueling kitchens, fertiliser production, industry, and increasingly transport. Since India is an energy-dependent country, each geopolitical shock—sanctions, conflict, or blockades—triggers cascading disruptions: cooking gas shortages, price spikes, slower fertiliser output, rising transport costs, and weakened industrial activity. Besides Heavy reliance on imports, inadequate infrastructure, and persistent policy and…

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From knowledge to realization

Human beings often place great faith in knowledge. We believe that if we understand enough, read enough, or learn enough, we will eventually arrive at truth. Yet knowledge, by itself, does not guarantee transformation. In fact, knowledge can sometimes become a subtle source of ego. When knowledge is acquired merely to accumulate information or to…

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War – Finally, who pays and who benefits?

We are in very confusing and irrational times today.  We have 2 major powers (Russia & USA) caught in wars with countries – the consequence of which the leadership of both nations have not thought thru.  We have Russia caught in the Ukraine war and we now have USA caught in Iran & Israel dynamics. …

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Re-innovate regenerative agriculture to unlock large finance towards stronger agri-economy

India’s food and nutrition security hinges on a radical rethink of regenerative agriculture. While foodgrain production has soared, soil degradation threatens long-term sustainability of this achievement, demanding large-scale transitions to be driven by smart financing. The high hidden cost of Indian agriculture India’s foodgrain output has exploded from around 50 million tonnes in the 1950s-60s…

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