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Raju Das

Editor and Analyst | Facts first. Bharat above all.

Assam govt ‘reducing’ Eco-Sensitive Zone of Kaziranga: Read how the decision follows Supreme Court order, and how the issue exposes Congress hypocrisy

The Assam government’s proposal to notify a 1 km Eco-Sensitive Zone around Kaziranga is not a dilution of existing protection but the formalisation of the zone in accordance with the Supreme Court’s 2022 directions.

Alchemy of superalloys and single-crystal blades: How India is mastering the metallurgical hellscape of aero engines

India has cracked one of aerospace’s hardest problems — producing single-crystal turbine blades that can survive the extreme heat inside a jet engine.

Private thrust: How Indian start-ups are building aero-engines from scratch

The story of Indian aerospace propulsion is no longer confined to PSUs. Across the country, a quiet revolution is underway as private companies are manufacturing their own jet engines from scratch.

Beyond Kaveri: The tale of India’s aero-engine renaissance

While everyone talks only about Kaveri engine, Indian defence sector is developing several other jet engines to become Atmanirbhar in jet propulsion.

The human cost of India’s paper leak crisis

Paper leak incidents have turned India’s high-stakes examinations into a marketplace where money and connections routinely triumph over years of honest effort.

From policy to factories and jobs: How India became a hub of new technology manufacturing

Factories, Jobs and Self-Reliance: How the Modi Government’s policies under Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat initiatives transformed India’s new technology manufacturing sector

India’s private rocket sector is growing, and the government’s proactive policies are playing a crucial role

Success of Skyroot in placing Vikram-1 rocket into orbit on its maiden flight shows how policy liberalisation and institutional support have transformed India’s private space ecosystem.

Govt orders GitHub to remove BitChat: Read how the app allows broadcasting messages at large protest sites when mobile and internet services are blocked

The order said that the BitChat app’s design creates a substantial risk of misuse by anti-national elements, terrorist organizations, organized criminal groups, and cybercriminals.

Viral post by former Japanese minister criticising India is actually an endorsement of the country’s decisions: Read how Modi govt chose self-interest in the...

Makihara is frustrated that Japan is losing out on lucrative contracts for trains and the critical signalling system in the Bullet Train project

Why Meghalaya says no to Uranium mining

Uranium ore in Domiasiat in Meghalaya is a low-depth sandstone deposit, and mining it will require open-cast methods, which may be hazardous for the environment

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