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Food Security’s Hidden Fault Line: Why Fertiliser Reform Has Become a Strategic Imperative

India’s grain security increasingly rests on a fragile input system shaped by import dependence, price distortion and geopolitical risk

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The Vulnerability Factory: How Frontier AI Is Repricing the Cost of Breaking Software

Claude Mythos is not a breakthrough because it found old bugs. It is a breakthrough because it compresses the time, cost, and skill required to turn software weakness into working exploits—and that changes the economics of cybersecurity itself.

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Bharat Organics Is Testing Whether the State Can Build a Scalable Organic Brand

India’s new cooperative organic platform is not merely selling pulses and flour online. It is trying to solve a harder problem: how to turn scattered, often uncertified farm output into a trusted national food brand.

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Why OpenAI’s $650 Million Isara Bet Puts India’s IT Model in Play

As global AI pivots from single models to coordinated “agent systems,” the implications for India’s IT services, financial markets, and digital public infrastructure could be structural—not incremental

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Global Healthcare IT Play: Infosys Is Buying Its Way Into the Clinical Core

A $560 million twin acquisition is not about scale—it is a deliberate shift toward owning the most complex layer of U.S. healthcare IT, where regulation, data, and AI converge - but is it a smart bet?

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India’s Nuclear Bet Is Really a Grid-Scale Industrial Policy

The SHANTI Act has opened the legal door. The harder task now is to turn a protected state-led nuclear programme into a financeable, manufacturable, regulatorily credible power business that can deliver 100 GW by 2047.

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Inside India’s Shift from Star Power to AI Production Systems

In the world’s most prolific film market, artificial intelligence is no longer a novelty on the margins. It is becoming the new production stack—compressing costs, extending shelf life, widening language reach, and quietly shifting power from stars and sets to data, compute, and rights control.

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UDAN 2.0: Why India’s Regional Aviation Push Is Quietly Becoming a Permanent State Function

India’s regional aviation market does not work—and the government has quietly decided to fund it anyway.

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