
A world of gold: How the yellow metal is tied to the dollar, oil and global finances
Indian households are believed to hold about 25,000 tonnes of gold, the largest private stock of any country’s households in the world.

Indian households are believed to hold about 25,000 tonnes of gold, the largest private stock of any country’s households in the world.

While mainstream narratives often blame civic apathy for India’s plastic waste crisis, the operational reality requires an industrial-scale response. From strict digital traceability under the 2025 PWM Rules to heavy engineering pathways like cement kilns and composite railway sleepers, the Indian state is systematically dismantling the legacy plastic economy and forcing corporate accountability.

To absorb massive solar energy surges and prevent evening blackouts, India is fundamentally re-engineering its topography. This second instalment of our energy storage series dives into Pumped Hydroelectric Storage—exploring the mechanical genius of reversible pump-turbines, the strategic pivot to off-river closed-loop systems, and the 15 GW pipeline of mountain-sized “water batteries” currently under construction across the subcontinent.

The era of performative language policing is quietly ending. In its place, a vastly more disciplined successor has arrived. Explore the defining pillars of Woke 2.0 and the progressive left’s ruthless pivot toward institutional control.

Success of Skyroot in placing Vikram-1 rocket into orbit on its maiden flight shows how policy liberalisation and institutional support have transformed India’s private space ecosystem.
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