Chapter 1

Washington’s debt, Delhi’s bill: USA’s $40 trillion problem is already in your kitchen

Economists have a name for what happens when a central bank’s independence quietly bends under the weight of government borrowing needs: fiscal dominance. It’s the slow drift toward that condition, not some Hollywood-style default, that should worry anyone watching from outside America’s borders.

Ghost in the machine: The escalating threat of 3D-printed guns and how the menace is almost impossible to stop

Explore how 3D-printed guns and machine gun conversion devices are bypassing global arms control laws, and why proposed DRM software bans are failing.

AI-generated child abuse material, Indian law and the enforcement challenge

POCSO already recognises computer-generated and fabricated depictions, while Section 67B and the 2026 IT Rules add further legal and platform duties, though fully synthetic cases still raise unresolved questions for Indian courts and law enforcement.

Linking India’s rivers Part III: Ambitions Vs challenges, and how similar plans have been carried out in other nations

India's ambitious River Linking Project under the NWDA aims to interconnect 30 inter-basin river links, comprising 14 Himalayan and 16 Peninsular components.

How CBI, INTERPOL and foreign agencies help crack cross-border CSEAM cases

Operation Megh Chakra showed how foreign intelligence can trigger searches across India, while Thanjavur, Hisar and Aizawl demonstrate how ICSE data, CyberTipline reports and cyberforensics can converge during investigations involving online child sexual abuse material.

The Mines and Minerals (Development and Regulation) Amendment Bill-2026: Why India’s gain should not be Odisha’s loss

A NITI Aayog assessment this February found that, under a net‑zero scenario, mineral demand will be 51% higher than under current policy. In other words, dependence deepens, not eases, precisely as India races to build EVs, batteries, defence platforms and renewable capacity.

Bridging the gap: Why India is leasing two MQ-9B Sea Guardian drones despite ordering 31 drones for purchase

India leases 2 MQ-9B Sea Guardian drones for ₹1,943 crore to bridge capability gap until 31 owned drones arrive in 2029. Full lease package explained.

Linking India’s rivers Part II: Why Bundelkhand needs the Ken-Betwa Link Project the most

KBLP is India’s flagship ₹44,605 crore inter-basin water transfer initiative designed to resolve chronic water scarcity in Bundelkhand.

From Newtonian physics to fluid dynamics: What science says about deadly stampedes, and why it is not about wild irrational crowd panic

Discover the real science behind stampedes. Learn how fluid dynamics, critical density, and physics cause disasters—and how predictive engineering saves lives in crowd crushes.

Linking rivers of India: Why it matters

When you look closely at India's Geography and weather patterns, one truth becomes immediately clear: the country does not suffer from an absolute, natural shortage of water. The true crisis lies in water management.

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