India’s Fighter Jet Future: Balancing Interim Needs, Indigenous Ambition, and the Sixth-Generation Leap
By 2040, India’s skies could be defended by a layered force of homegrown AMCA stealth fighters acting as ‘mothers’ to […]
Why Did Trump Order a Ban on Anthropic’s AI in the U.S. Government?
On February 27, 2026, U.S. President Donald J. Trump directed every federal agency to immediately stop using artificial intelligence technology
The AI Breakthrough in COBOL Modernization: How Anthropic’s Claude Triggered IBM’s Biggest Stock Drop in Decades
By Puneeth Raj | February 28, 2026 Can AI finally solve the “COBOL Problem”? Anthropic thinks so, and IBM’s stock
Blood and Water Cannot Flow Together: India’s Decisive Stand on the Indus Waters Treaty :
By Puneeth Raj | February 22, 2026 Blood and Water Cannot Flow Together: How a Deadly Terror Attack Ended 65
India Hits Record $47 Billion Electronics Exports in 2025: Smartphone Boom, PLI Success & the Make in India Leap
By Puneeth Raj | February 22, 2026 In calendar year 2025, India achieved a historic milestone: total electronics exports crossed
India’s Semiconductor Revolution: From Import Dependency to Global Chip Powerhouse
By Puneeth Raj | February 22, 2026 After importing nearly 100% of its chips for decades, India is now investing
Pax Silica: Securing the AI Era’s Supply Chains and Bolstering India’s Semiconductor Ambitions :
By Puneeth Raj | February 21, 2026 India formally joined the US-led Pax Silica coalition on February 20, 2026, at
India AI Impact Summit 2026: $250B+ Infrastructure Pledges, Mega Tech Partnerships, and India’s Sovereign AI Breakthrough:
By Puneeth Raj | February 21, 2026 India hosts the world’s biggest AI event ever — Over 5 lakh (500,000+)
India–Israel Partnership: Beyond Defence Cooperation
In 2026, India–Israel ties are accelerating faster than ever—but not for the reasons most people think. The biggest gains are
Why the UN’s Structure Feels Outdated?
The UN’s outdated rules stall action on terrorism, nuclear threats, and global fairness. Can it reform before it loses relevance?