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Climate & Environment

The 34% Fix: How India’s Small Steelmakers Could Rewire Their Power Bills

Thaddeus Brenner Aug 25, 2026 0

A new report says India's small steelmakers could cut power bills up to 34% by switching to renewables — but…

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100% Tariffs, Zero Certainty: Washington’s New Squeeze on Russia’s Oil Buyers

Mira Voss Aug 21, 2026 0

A Senate bill sanctioning Russia's oil buyers threatens India and China with 100% tariffs, testing how far Washington will go…

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Society & Culture

Batman, Bhagwat and a Text From Modi: India’s Elders Suddenly Want to Talk to Gen Z

Inara Elwood Aug 21, 2026 0

Rahul Gandhi's viral Batman reply, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's olive branch, and Modi's new casual tone reveal how rattled India's…

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Politics & Governance

India Just Voted to Supersize Its Supreme Court. Will More Judges Mean More Justice?

Mira Voss Aug 20, 2026 0

India's Rajya Sabha passed a bill to expand the Supreme Court's bench, reigniting debate over backlogs, judicial diversity, and what…

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World News

Two Kashmirs, One Fault Line: A Region Split Between Rebuilding and Rebellion

Mira Voss Aug 20, 2026 0

Across the Line of Control, Kashmir's two halves are telling wildly different stories — one of investment and integration, the…

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Technology & Innovation

India’s Silicon Gambit: Betting Big to Become the World’s Next Chip Power

Peregrine Ashford Aug 19, 2026 0

India is stacking billions in chip and AI investments to build a semiconductor ecosystem from scratch. Can incentives alone turn…

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Climate & Environment

The Coal-Solar Paradox: Why Asia Is Sprinting and Stalling at Once

Thaddeus Brenner Aug 18, 2026 0

China and India are building renewables at record pace, yet coal keeps growing too. Here's why that paradox matters for…

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Society & Culture

India Banned Vaping Seven Years Ago. The Black Market Never Got the Memo

Inara Elwood Aug 16, 2026 0

Seven years after India banned e-cigarettes, an underground vape trade is booming online — a case study in why prohibition…

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Society & Culture

When a Meme Becomes a Police Case: India’s New War Over Online Criticism

Inara Elwood Aug 15, 2026 0

A minister resigns, the memes fly — and then the police cases start. Inside India's growing clash between online mockery…

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Society & Culture

The Cockroach Uprising: How India’s Youth Turned Memes Into a Weapon

Inara Elwood Jul 27, 2026 0

India's youth have turned memes and an insect nickname into a protest weapon, rattling officials and sparking arrests, celebrations, and…

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