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Sarvam AI could redefine India’s AI future, building sovereign models for documents, speech, and multilingual governance systems.
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How over-credentialisation in West Bengal and India weakens the link between higher education and economic mobility in a changing labour market.
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Yashika Paraswani and Aryan Kadam explain the dangerous implications of the UGC guidelines and its impact on Caste relations at University campuses.
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At a moment when West Asia is witnessing sharp geopolitical shifts, Iran’s foreign policy appears anchored in strategic patience, regional pragmatism, and corridor-driven ambition. From sanctions-induced economic constraints to recalibrated regional alignments, Iran is navigating a complex landscape shaped by both opportunity and structural pressure. In this exclusive conversation with ForPol, Mark speaks with Ali […]
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India–Malaysia ties go beyond diplomacy, rooted in labour mobility, culture, and social protection. Why the EPFO–PERKESO link quietly matters.
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The geopolitical tragedy of modern Iran is rooted in the eventual victory of ideological singularity.
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Iran & its uprising against clerical rule is a geopolitical earthquake with grave consequences for India’s energy security, terrorism risks, & social cohesion.
arshia-malik
Trump’s foreign policy through John Mearsheimer’s realism, tracing the shift from liberal order to great power politics in a multipolar world.
arindam-mukherjee
American imperialism was tolerated for decades. Europe only objected when it touched Greenland, exposing the hypocrisy of the post–Cold War order.
anubhav-chakraborty
A comparison of Britain’s 1956 Suez Crisis and America in 2026, showing how debt, power shifts, and imperial overreach expose limits of dominance.
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