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Abhijeet Kumar
Abhijeet Kumar
Abhijeet Kumar writes on a wide range of subjects like economy, politics, technology, sports, and international affairs. He specialises in presenting news across audio-visual and text formats.
Abhijeet Kumar writes on a wide range of subjects like economy, politics, technology, sports, and international affairs. He specialises in presenting news across audio-visual and text formats.
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Aravalli row: Why a 100-metre rule has triggered a mountain of concerns
The SC's acceptance of a 100-metre hill rule has alarmed experts who fear it could exclude large parts of the Aravallis from protection, affecting mining limits, forest cover and groundwater security
 "Aravalli row: Why a 100-metre rule has triggered a mountain of concerns")
GPS-spoofing is now a global threat, so what are nations doing to fight it?
As GPS-spoofing disrupts flights, networks and navigation systems worldwide, governments are accelerating efforts to build new PNT backups to secure critical infrastructure
 "GPS-spoofing is now a global threat, so what are nations doing to fight it?")
How flying from Delhi or Mumbai airports may soon get more expensive
A recalculation of airport asset values has left Delhi and Mumbai airports seeking major tariff recovery, which may raise the risk of steep fee hikes for flyers and higher operating costs for airlines
 "How flying from Delhi or Mumbai airports may soon get more expensive")
Best of BS Opinion: Who ends the awkward silence after an argument?
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
 "Best of BS Opinion: Who ends the awkward silence after an argument?")
Why IMF says India's $5 trillion economy goal may take longer than expected
According to the IMF's updated outlook, India is projected to surpass the $4 trillion threshold in FY26 and expand to roughly $4.96 trillion by FY28, just short of the $5 trillion milestone
 "Why IMF says India's $5 trillion economy goal may take longer than expected")
Best of BS Opinion: When the engines roar but the wheels refuse to move
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
 "Best of BS Opinion: When the engines roar but the wheels refuse to move")
Another Deloitte report accused of AI-made citations, this time in Canada
Fresh allegations of AI-made citations in a Canadian report deepen questions over Deloitte's evidence checks, weeks after similar issues surfaced in Australia
 "Another Deloitte report accused of AI-made citations, this time in Canada")
Best of BS Opinion: Moving cautiously like a street under VIP movement
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
 "Best of BS Opinion: Moving cautiously like a street under VIP movement")
Why China's electric trucks are becoming world's biggest diesel disruptor
China's rapid adoption of electric heavy trucks is already denting diesel use and could reset global fuel-demand trajectories faster than analysts expected
 "Why China's electric trucks are becoming world's biggest diesel disruptor")
India to build HAMMER strike system with France. What this weapon can do
Rather than functioning as a traditional missile, the HAMMER is a modular guidance-and-propulsion kit attached to unguided bombs, enabling precision strikes for the Rafale and Tejas from stand-off ran
 "India to build HAMMER strike system with France. What this weapon can do")
Best of BS Opinion: Navigating through tight but high-stakes openings
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
 "Best of BS Opinion: Navigating through tight but high-stakes openings")
Japan is turning its dairy hub into semicon centre to rejoin global race
The Hokkaido island, which supplies over half of Japan's dairy, is being remade into a major advanced semiconductor hub, with new factories, research centres and global players moving in
 "Japan is turning its dairy hub into semicon centre to rejoin global race")
From gig workers to factories: What India's new labour codes really mean
India's overhaul merges 29 labour laws into four codes, reshaping minimum wages, gig-worker social security, industrial relations, and workplace safety through unified rules and digital compliance
 "From gig workers to factories: What India's new labour codes really mean")
Best of BS Opinion: Labour push, COP30 letdown, and tough realities
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
 "Best of BS Opinion: Labour push, COP30 letdown, and tough realities")
Best of BS Opinion: Power fights, gig work strain, and AI beauty fixes
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
 "Best of BS Opinion: Power fights, gig work strain, and AI beauty fixes")
Decoded: What is Article 142 that put the SC in a constitutional crossfire?
The Supreme Court's latest ruling has redrawn the limits of Article 142, overturning its own 'deemed assent' order and clarifying how far the judiciary can intervene in legislative-executive disputes
 "Decoded: What is Article 142 that put the SC in a constitutional crossfire?")
Best of BS Opinion: Blunt realities and the need for sharper edges
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
 "Best of BS Opinion: Blunt realities and the need for sharper edges")
India to surpass 1 billion 5G subscribers by 2031 as global coverage widens
According to a new Ericsson report, by 2025-end, India is expected to record 394 million 5G subscriptions, making up 32 per cent of all mobile subscriptions in the country
 "India to surpass 1 billion 5G subscribers by 2031 as global coverage widens")
Best of BS Opinion: Jobs rising, cities stretching, climate urging action
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for today
Is the AI bubble on the brink of a reckoning as dot-com fears return?
Investors are drawing parallels between the AI frenzy and the dot-com boom as major players reduce exposure and questions rise over whether the sector is heading for a long-awaited correction
 "Is the AI bubble on the brink of a reckoning as dot-com fears return?")