When the Rains Fail, It Is Not Just Farmers Who Worry
India’s relationship with its monsoon has always been intimate and anxious. Too little rain and crops wither, prices climb, and rural distress ripples through the…
Rajshri Thawait
Agniveer CEE Result 2026: A Recruitment Cycle That Signals More Than Numbers
Analysis | Defence & National Security TES Intelligence Desk | 12 July 2026 With the announcement of the Agniveer CEE Result 2026, the Indian Army…
Capital, Silicon, and Sovereignty: India’s Cold Start in the AI Infrastructure Race
The Micro-Drivers: What is Fueling the AI Infrastructure Stocks in India ? The investment thesis for artificial intelligence has shifted. The era of speculative software…
What Happens to America If Indian Talent Stops Coming?
Indian talent is at the center of a growing strategic debate in Washington as tighter immigration rules and rising H-1B restrictions raise a larger question:…
Indian Ocean Subsea Cable Geopolitics: How India, China and the West Are Fighting for Control of Global Data Routes
The Indian Ocean is no longer just a maritime trade corridor. It is becoming one of the world’s most important digital battlegrounds, where undersea cables…
India’s New Satellite Can See Through Clouds and Darkness
The India OptoSAR satellite marks a new step in the country’s space capability. Mission Drishti, developed by GalaxEye, combines optical imaging with synthetic aperture radar…
India’s $30 Trillion Gamble: The Strategic Architecture of Viksit Bharat 2047
New Delhi has set an expiration date on its status as a “developing” power. By 2047, the centenary of its independence, the Indian government aims…
The Return of Human Deep-Space Flight
On April 10, 2026, NASA’s Orion spacecraft, named Integrity, splashed down in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of California, closing the first crewed lunar…
India-Bound Ship Seized in Hormuz as Neutral Trade Gets Dragged Into the U.S.-Iran Conflict
The Hormuz crisis entered a sharper phase on April 22 when Iran seized two container ships in the Strait of Hormuz, including the Liberia-flagged Epaminondas,…
Gaza’s First Local Vote in Years Offers a Rare Test of Hamas’s Real Standing
A local election in Gaza this weekend is drawing attention far beyond the town where it is being held. The vote is taking place in…
Hormuz on Edge: Indian Ships Hit, Chinese Vessels Turn Back as Peace Talks Stall
Strategic Analysis The Strait of Hormuz is open just enough to avoid a formal closure and dangerous enough to keep global shipping on edge. After…