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A Nation That Does Not Invest in Science Outsources Its Security A country can import weapons, buy software, license technology, assemble devices and celebrate foreign investment…
The New Wars Are Won Without Firing a Shot The most powerful wars of the twenty-first century may not begin with a formal declaration, a marching army or a missile crossing the s…
The New World Order Will Be Written in Chips, Cables and Code For most of modern history, power was drawn on maps with borders, armies, ports, oilfields, sea lanes and alliances.…
Culture and women are closely linked, but tradition becomes control when social expectations deny women equal freedom, choice and autonomy.
The Jamui case has triggered a wider debate over moral policing, patriarchy, violence and who gets to control women’s freedom and choices.
Take ownership at work by clarifying outcomes, managing dependencies, communicating risks early and following through—without taking responsibility for everything.
Taking initiative at work means noticing what needs attention and acting responsibly before being asked, while considering evidence, authority, risk and impact.
Learn how to be proactive at work by spotting risks early, communicating before problems escalate and taking proportionate action without creating busywork.
Urban farming can provide fresh food, jobs and greener spaces, but its success depends on safe soil, water, land, economics and good city planning.
Physical activity for older adults helps preserve strength, balance, endurance and independence. Learn how to start safely and progress gradually.
Sardar Baldev Singh became India’s first Defence Minister in 1947. Explore his role in Partition, Sikh politics, Kashmir and the new Indian military.
The environmental cost of technology begins with minerals and manufacturing and continues through electricity, water, infrastructure and electronic waste.
