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Why the Aravallis matter (and what a new rule could put at risk)
The Aravalli range is more than a backdrop to Delhi-NCR. It helps recharge groundwater, buffers dust and desert winds, and supports crucial wildlife corridors.
 "Why the Aravallis matter (and what a new rule could put at risk)")
The race to replace GPS: Why the world is building alternatives
GPS outages from Delhi to the Black Sea… 430,000 spoofing attacks in just one year… Flights going off-route, drones crashing, networks glitching. The world has realised something alarming:
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Moon's untapped treasure: Why companies want to mine moon for Helium-3
The race for the next great resource isn’t on earth - it’s on the moon. A Finnish tech firm has just spent over $300 million buying Helium-3
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Explained: India's plans after MiG-21 retirement
After 62 years of service, the MiG-21 has finally taken its last flight in the Indian Air Force. Once called the backbone of India’s air defence, this jet was fast, fierce, and battle-tested.
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Why nuclear bombs alone aren’t enough | The real power is in delivery
Having nuclear weapons doesn’t guarantee power. It’s the delivery systems — missiles, submarines, bombers — that truly define nuclear strength.
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The Google antitrust ruling explained – Win or warning?
A recent major antitrust ruling just shook the tech world. On September 2, Google just dodged the worst possible penalties and survived a major legal battle, but not without scars.
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The bomb that changed the world: Who has nuclear weapons today
On July 16, 1945, the world changed forever. The United States detonated the first nuclear bomb in the New Mexico desert. Just weeks later, two atomic bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki
 "The bomb that changed the world: Who has nuclear weapons today")
The rare earth strategy: How China quietly took global control
In the world of cutting-edge technology, from electric vehicles to fighter jets, there's a hidden engine powering it all: rare earth elements.
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Drone dominance: Who really rules the skies in 2025?
Drones are redefining modern warfare, delivery systems, agriculture—and global power. But which countries are leading the UAV revolution in 2025?
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