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The Algorithmic Commons: Why India’s Quick-Commerce Boom Demands a New Social Contract
Convenience has become a relative term thanks to the quick-commerce revolution that is taking place in India. A couple of years ago, delivering groceries, snacks, medicine, ... -
CBI Brings Fugitive Harnek Singh Back to Delhi After 13 Years: What Is the Singapore Phone-Spoofing Fraud Case?
Harnek Singh, an absconding accused who has been sought by the CBI for 13 years in an international fraud case, has been brought back to India ... -
US Imposes Import Bans on Canadian Goods Following Retaliatory Tariff Standoff Ahead of Late-September Deadline
Another major test for the trade relationship between the US and Canada lies ahead as the American government tries to limit imports from Canada amid a ... -
BRICS Delhi Summit 2026: PM Modi’s Russia-Iran Talks Take Centre Stage as Oil Prices and Supply Chains Face Fresh Risks
This year’s BRICS Delhi Summit is occurring amid times that present a challenge to the entire economy of the world. India is set to host leaders ... -
Cognizant Green Card Filings Suspended by US: What It Means for Indian IT Workers
With respect to Cognizant, the US has banned it from applying for more PERMs on behalf of its foreign workers, thus raising fresh questions about the ... -
India’s Deep-Sea Leap: What ‘Sagar Manthan’ Means for Ocean Research and the Blue Economy
Another landmark achievement of India with respect to enhancing its deep sea research has come with the launching of ORV Sagar Manthan, which is a modern ... -
Apple Launches Foldable iPhone Duo: Key Specifications, India Pricing, and Release Date Revealed
The new foldable iPhone Duo from Apple is another significant milestone in the history of iPhones. This model differs from other iPhones in design significantly and ... -
The Myth of the Global Trade Consensus and India’s Pragmatic Pivot
For most of the time since the end of the Cold War, the idea that international trade would eventually involve lower tariffs, increasing multilateralism and a ... -
India’s South Asia Strategy Explained: The “Neighbourhood Shaping” Doctrine and Its Impact
It seems that the policy of India in regard to South Asia is gradually moving from “Neighbourhood First” towards “neighbourhood shaping.” The difference is significant: while ... -
BRICS Expansion and Local-Currency Trade: What the New Strategy Means for Global Finance
However, BRICS is becoming a more complex economic entity, which pays more and more attention to the usage of local currencies for international trade purposes. This ...
