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Can India’s Factories Survive America’s Tariff War?

Washington’s latest tariff hike isn’t just a line in a policy paper. In India, it shows up in half-finished orders, idle machines, and nervous export…

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Tariff Watch: US Tariffs Leave Indian Shrimp at Sea

A few weeks ago, containers of frozen shrimp left Indian ports bound for the United States. By the time they were halfway across the ocean, U.S. tari…

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20 Years of Forest Rights Act: Can it work without a tribal policy?

The Forest Rights Act (FRA) came into being in 2006. As we touch 20 years of its existence as a tool for tribal empowerment, the United Nations Devel…

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In Focus-Weekend | Sinner vs Alcaraz: A new era of dominance in tennis

Men’s tennis has always been defined by legendary rivalries. For nearly two decades, the Big Three – Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal, and Novak Djokovic …

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Israel's attack on Qatar: Is diplomacy now a target?

On september 9, 2025, Israeli forces launched an attack in Qatar in what is being seen as an unprecedented escalation beyond the Gaza conflict. The s…

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Tariff Watch Part 2: How US tariffs could impact India’s textiles sector

Washington’s new tariff regime, an extra duty on India-origin imports and the end of the $800 de minimis exemption, is already rippling through India…

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Nepal on the Brink - Part 2: Beyond the Gen Z's rage

Nepal is the most politically unstable democracy in the world since 1990 with 30 government tenures in 35 years.

In this episode, we’re going beyond…

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Nepal on the Brink: Will the old guard step aside?

On 8 September 2025, the quaint Himalayan town Kathmandu saw violent scenes. A ban on 26 social media platforms sparked protests that turned anti-cor…

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Why most students in Bengal and Odisha take private tuitions

Private coaching in India has grown into a parallel education system. It is no longer just extra help after school, but the backbone of learning for …

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Is your hair transplant being performed by a qualified practitioner?

Dr. Rajetha Damisetty explains how the entry of unqualified practitioners and a lack of regulatory oversight is impacting patient safety when it come…

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