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SubscriberWrites: How Maharaja Sayajirao Gaekwad III of Baroda Institutionalised Indian Knowledge Systems Before It Became Policy

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SubscriberWrites: US-Israel strikes on Iran risk wider West Asia war and global oil shock

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SubscriberWrites: Between Partnership and Pressure: Is the US Agreement Limiting India’s Sovereign Choices?

Opposition parties, industry experts and farmers' organisations view the terms of the deal as unprecedented concessions that could undermine New Delhi's strategic autonomy.

SubscriberWrites: Internalizing Trade in Jammu and Kashmir: Why value addition must begin at home

Internalizing commerce does not mean leaving markets or protecting the economy. It means changing business so that production, processing, jobs, & ownership are all done in the same place instead of sending raw materials to other countries and paying a lot for finished goods.

SubscriberWrites: Punjab’s Debt, Unemployment & Moga Rally Controversy

Punjab stands at a crossroads. Punjabis must open their eyes, raise their voices, and act to protect Punjab’s economy, identity, and democracy before it is too late.

SubscriberWrites: Urban floods a visible “stress test” for Local Government

Basic improvements in zoning regulation, removing encroachments along waterbodies, unclogging drainages, checking illegal urban expansion, and consolidating responsibilities can mitigate major flood losses and save many lives, with no need of capital-intensive flood control projects.

SubscriberWrites: India Without Schools: A Nation Without Its Future

Without schools, millions of children would remain trapped within the limits of their circumstances, unable to cross the invisible barriers of poverty, geography, and social hierarchy.

SubscriberWrites: When Machines Take the Lead: How AI and Robots Could Control Human Life

As artificial intelligence becomes deeply embedded in everyday life, the real danger is not a robotic uprising—but a silent erosion of human thinking, emotion, and autonomy.

SubscriberWrites: Beyond Rankings: What Bihar’s Aspirational Districts Reveal About Governance

For years, Bihar’s districts were synonymous with underdevelopment. Today, some of them are being discussed as laboratories of governance reform.

SubscriberWrites: Why Good Research Still Begins on the Street, Not the Spreadsheet

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The oil pipelines that could decide the Iran war

Washington: Iran’s strategy in its war with the US and Israel is by now clear: Impose an intolerable economic cost on President Donald Trump,...

Russian crude never left India’s import mix. It made up 1/3rd of oil imports from 2024 to 2026

After dominating India’s crude imports since 2023, Russian supplies slowed amid US sanctions, but a 30-day ‘waiver’ amid West Asia tensions could now push flows back towards 2 mbpd.

India and Indonesia finalise BrahMos deal, contract to be signed early next fiscal

One battery of the BrahMos missile is to be procured in the initial phase. The plan is to scale up the procurement in phases.

Trump brings the Age of Humiliation for friends. Modi needs stoicism abroad, humility at home

Trump has ushered in the age of humiliation. His method is to push around America’s friends rudely and publicly. He knows none of them can afford to fight back.