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eMudhra’s certificate crisis exposes the web’s fragile foundations

Browsers blocked affected certificates while website operators rushed to update vulnerable software. Experts explain what went wrong, how attackers could exploit such weaknesses and what users and businesses can do to better protect themselves online.

Explained: Why India is set to join the elite club of countries with $1 trillion in exports and why it matters 

In May 2026, Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Piyush Goyal, announced that India has set a target of achieving exports worth $1 trillion in 2026 and $2 trillion over the next five years. Numbers indicate that India is heading on a credible path toward s $1 trillion worth of exports in FY 2026-27 with sustained momentum.

Delhi’s air pollution: Beyond the burn, what really chokes the capital of India

Punjab’s farm fires are down 94 per cent since 2020, yet Delhi’s air has barely improved. This report examines stubble’s true share and the other culprits.

Explained: What is the Odisha Vedanta Bauxite-mining issue, and how vested interests weaponise ‘ecological concerns’ and ‘tribal rights’ to stall a major industrial project

Odisha's bauxite mining project is the latest target of a recurring pattern of political opportunism and hollow environmentalism.

China’s AI boom loses steam, stocks enter bear market: Why Beijing’s economic troubles could benefit India

China’s AI-driven market rally is unraveling amid weak consumer demand, disappointing earnings and fading stimulus hopes, creating both opportunities and challenges for India’s manufacturing ambitions.

‘Limited impact on Indian websites, applications’: MeitY clarifies after eMudhra security scare; all you need to know about the issue that rattled Google, Apple...

MeitY stated that it took "serious note" of the security scare related to eMudhra, which led Google, Apple to take action.

IPS on deputations leading CAPF cadres: New law stokes old conflicts

An in-depth analysis of the IPS vs. CAPF cadre dispute, exploring the constitutional standoff over the CAPF Act, 2026, and the battle for paramilitary leadership.

From crime scene to conviction: Inside India’s forensic revolution

From DNA profiling and fingerprints to mobile phones and CCTV, scientific evidence is helping investigators identify suspects and victims, while new laboratories, specialised training and criminal laws strengthen India's forensic investigation capabilities.

Explained: As China announces licensing for tunnel boring machines, how it will impact India and what the Modi government is doing to curb import dependence 

Before the 18th of November license requirement and dual-use classification move, China had, in 2024, started delaying customs clearances for shipments of tunnel boring machines to India.

How gold is tied to the US dollar, oil and global finances

Interestingly, the price of gold depends very little on who is mining how much and in which country the mines are located. Instead, the price is dictated by macro liquidity, capital flows, and sovereign risk management at a global scale.

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