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On Engineers’ Day, A Call to Tackle Sewage & Water Loss with Deep Tech
By Mr. Y.R. Nagaraja, MD, Ramky Infrastructure Ltd
On this 58th Engineers’ Day, I want to honour the creativity, dedication and responsibility of engineers all across India those…
HC Order on Lulu Land Case: A Strict Warning to Violators of Procedure
By Advocate Salini T S
The Kerala High Court’s order on August 27, 2025, quashing the Thrissur Revenue Divisional Officer’s (RDO) decision to reclassify Lulu Group’s land in Ayyanthole,…
Career Opportunities for Women in India’s Electronics Industry
By Saleem Ahmed
In the heart of India’s rapidly transforming digital economy, a silent revolution is underway—women are stepping into the circuits and chips of the electronics industry,…
Giving Roots and Wings: Why Education is the Most Powerful Tool for Change
By: Kumari Shibulal
In many parts of India, children grow up with dreams shaped and often suppressed by circumstance. Access to quality education remains out of reach for millions, not…
Putin-Trump Headline Alaska; Zelensky Peanut Gallery
By Lily Ong
Where glaciers gleam beneath the midnight sun’s beam, an icy veil will soon lift to showcase the convention of two nuclear powers. Exasperated by incalculable sanctions,…
Business Banking 2.0: The Digital Shift Towards Smarter Financial Operations
By S Anand, Founder & CEO, PaySprint
Business banking has always been the backbone of commerce. For decades, it meant corporate accounts, bulk transactions, and periodic…
Putin-Trump Headline Alaska; Zelensky Peanut Gallery
By Lily Ong, Geopolitical risk analyst
Where glaciers gleam beneath the midnight sun’s beam, an icy veil will soon lift to showcase the convention of two nuclear powers.…
International recognition of Palestine: Political marketing or genuine change?
By IFIMES – International Institute for Middle East and Balkan Studies
For decades, the Middle East, particularly the question of Palestine, has remained one of the most complex…
The elements of organised crime and using the Haqqani network in Afghanistan and…
By Jenna Ellis
Organized crime has been historically difficult to define and understand as a phenomenon. International legislation and policy struggle to capture all aspects of…
When the past is silent: The historical apathy of the younger generation and the…
By Prof. Dr. Arben Cici
In an era dominated by fast-paced technology, seductive social networks and a constant flow of temporary information, one of the most silent victims of this…