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The headline says brain drain. The counter-argument is sharper: engineers leaving ISRO for Indian space startups isn't talent lost — it's exactly what a space industry looks like when it starts working.
A third of the salary gone before the month starts. India's middle class is increasingly taking new loans to pay old ones — the classic warning sign of a debt spiral.
The paper leak lit the match, but the fuel was years in the making. Education's share of the Union Budget has been quietly shrinking — even as the rupee figure kept going up.
India dodged the higher band — just. A last-minute Foreign Trade Policy amendment cut Washington's proposed 12.5% forced-labour tariff down to 10%, the lowest rate in the action.
He was working in Boston in May. By July he was leading India's biggest protest movement in a decade — from a party named after an insult, with more Instagram followers than the BJP.
303 million views in 24 hours. PM Modi's selfie-style video on paper leaks broke an Instagram record — then he posted a second reel thanking people for their responses.
The government's answer to the protests now has numbers attached. Up to 10 years in jail, fines up to Rs 10 crore, and fast-track courts required to finish trials in three months.
"Do I still need to prove my sincerity?" Sonam Wangchuk pushed back hard on claims he cut a deal — saying he ended 26 days without food only to shield students from a crackdown.
It sounds like a headline exaggeration, but the research holds up. Weak social connection raises early death risk on par with smoking 15 cigarettes a day — and most of us never think to treat it.
Eighteen balls. That's all it took Vaibhav Sooryavanshi to bring up his first international fifty and bury Zimbabwe's 125 in Harare. India lead the series 1-0.
The Games are on. King Charles III declared Glasgow 2026 open at the Hydro, with 3,000 athletes from 74 nations — and the first-ever Commonwealth Games opening ceremony staged indoors.
Sri Lanka's hospitals are stretched thin. Over 80,000 dengue cases and 59 deaths this year, up 30% on last year — and July alone has been the worst month of the outbreak.
