An analytical deep-dive into why large-scale hydroelectric projects are strategically and economically vital for India. The piece explores the necessity of Himalayan mega-dams for grid stability, countering Chinese hydro-hegemony, and exposing the foreign financial networks behind recent infrastructure protests.
Who really controls a river that crosses borders? On paper, rivers belong to no single country once they become transboundary systems. There are treaties, international principles, arbitration mechanisms and expectations of cooperation between nations that share a river.
The Congress suggested that somehow the PM Modi-led Central government has been ‘allowing’ Chinese troops to not only enter thousands of kilometres inside India but occupy Indian territory because some Chinese tech companies close to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) reportedly donated a few crores to the PM CARES Fund.
The Election Commission of India has removed over 1.5 crore names amounting to 11.51% of voters from draft electoral rolls across 12 States and Union Territories during the third phase of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR)
In a significant development aimed at harnessing the vast hydropower potential of the Northeast, the Centre has granted environmental clearance to the 1,000 MW...