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It was supposed to be a roaring success—India’s grand plan to reintroduce the cheetah, the fastest land animal, to its historical home. Project Cheetah was painted as a global conservation masterstroke, complete with dramatic airlifts from Africa and ceremonial photo-ops in Kuno National Park. Seventy years after India saw its last cheetah, the government triumphantly […]
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This past week, the FBI issued two critical cybersecurity alerts that should make both everyday internet users and organizations sit up and pay attention. The first concerns a surge in malicious online file converter websites, and the second is a warning about the sophisticated Medusa ransomware that is targeting major institutions, including healthcare, legal, education,
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India’s pursuit of an indigenous jet engine has been an ambitious but challenging endeavor. Despite decades of research and development, the country has struggled to produce a fully operational and combat-ready fighter jet engine. The difficulties stem from technological hurdles, lack of experience, material constraints, and reliance on foreign suppliers. While India has
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By playing arsonist in its own backyard for decades, Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI, its military establishment, and its all-weather ally China are now watching as the flames threaten to engulf their own house. The recent hijacking of the Jaffar Express by the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) is not just another unfortunate terror incident—it is a […]
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Molten Salt Reactors (MSRs) are emerging as a revolutionary technology that could reshape the future of nuclear energy. Unlike conventional nuclear reactors, MSRs use liquid fuel instead of solid rods, operating at lower pressure and producing less long-lived radioactive waste. They also have built-in safety mechanisms that significantly reduce the risk of meltdowns. At