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TopicSubscriber Writes

Topic: Subscriber Writes

SubscriberWrites: Byrnihat isn’t India’s Chernobyl. It is a warning about the future of industrial India

Recent reports from local healthcare providers indicate a steady increase in respiratory illnesses among residents.

SubscriberWrites: The natural reset: it’s time for the AI impact

The new AI will test human innovation not in terms of human competency but how we use AI competency for the next level of sophisticated creations

SubscriberWrites: When Montek Vindicated Mann

S. Bhupinder Singh Mann stood for farm reform when it was called betrayal. Montek Singh Ahluwalia’s recent interview has reopened that buried truth.

SubscriberWrites: What India and the U.S. Could Learn From Each Other on Immigration Processing

India runs the world's largest biometric identity database. The United States operates one of the most exhaustive immigration vetting infrastructures on the planet.

SubscriberWrites: Why the social media debate is really about platform responsibility

KARNATAKA JOINS GLOBAL CRACKDOWN: State Follows Australia and UK in Prohibiting Under-16 Social Media Access

SubscriberWrites: Bharuch Jama Masjid: Let Archaeology Speak, Not Silence Hindu Memory

An archaeological look at the Hindu-Jain architectural remains within Bharuch Jama Masjid and the debate over preserving historical layers.

SubscriberWrites: Plugging the Leaks: AI to the Rescue

As recurring exam paper leaks undermine public trust, the author argues that AI-driven question generation and secure digital delivery can make high-stakes examinations fairer, safer and more resilient.

SubscriberWrites: India’s Examination Raj: Where Merit Goes for a Toss

India does not have an education crisis. It has something worse: an education racket pretending to be a national achievement.

SubscriberWrites: The Wrong Prescription

Contaminated cough syrups exposed failures in manufacturing and oversight. Why are patients being asked to solve them?

SubscriberWrites: The Democratic Glitch: Why India’s Economic Engines are Politically Mute

Delimitation is not just about regional geography; it must be about voter equity. We cannot expect to build a $5 trillion economy while keeping the people politically invisible.

On Camera

How the Modi govt broke the decades-long Narmada deadlock

The decades-old dispute over the Narmada river has finally been resolved. The agreement reflects Syama Prasad Mookerjee's vision of national development through cooperation.

US-Iran fresh conflict reignites oil market fears as IEA sees fragile demand rebound

The crude oil output and exports are recovering after the Strait of Hormuz reopened, but renewed conflict poses a fresh risk, says International Energy Agency.

DIA effect: Canada steams ahead with TKMS for new submarines, India’s P 75I still in works

Ottawa has handed over execution functions of critical defence projects to a CEO-led organisation for reducing procurement timelines and making it solely accountable for outcomes.

Satluj risks rekindling anger & distrust in Punjab. It’s not about the film, but the votes

Diljit Dosanjh-starrer Satluj doesn’t blame any political party or individual politicians. We only know the demographic in Punjab it’s bound to trigger the most.