Satellite data reveals the existence of thousands of tall trees in the earmarked area of the Great Nicobar Island Development Project. It is unclear how many of them will be safeguarded.

Professor Shaikh believed that economics cannot be separated from power, class, conflict, and history, and rebuilt the classical tradition through what he called Real Economic Analysis, based on real competition.

The protests that dislodged a Minister could not translate into success on campus and in byelections, and it remains to be seen whether the Cockroach movement will herald an alternative order.

Incidents in Australia, Singapore, and Bengaluru show how AI errors reach the public, and why India needs auditable systems with a way to appeal.

As Russia and Ukraine remain deadlocked in war, India is increasingly seen as a potential facilitator of peace. But can it draw on its experience chairing a Cold War-era commission in Korea to make the diplomatic difference?

Maharashtra’s drought destroys crops, cuts rural jobs, and deepens water shortages in Marathwada, leaving tenant farmers and landless workers in debt.

Elon Musk calls Mukesh Ambani a monopolist; Ambani’s Jio warns of foreign control. Meanwhile, 12,347 villages continue to be unconnected, and rural internet penetration lags far behind cities.

AI has moved from the margins of military experimentation into the operational stack of modern war. This makes it paramount for defence forces to know when to trust it, when to question it, and when to slow down.

Sixteen Indian seafarers have died in conflict zones since February 28. A signed consent form cannot replace a decision that regulators can review.