News Analysis
Decoding China — the lessons for a vulnerable India, Pg 6.
China has withdrawn over 300 engineers from Foxconn’s iPhone 17 facilities in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, while simultaneously restricting exports of critical minerals and high-end equipment, signaling a geo-economic strategy to hinder India's rise in manufacturing.
Decoding China — the lessons for a vulnerable India, Pg 6.
China has withdrawn over 300 engineers from Foxconn’s iPhone 17 facilities in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, while simultaneously restricting exports of critical minerals and high-end equipment, signaling a geo-economic strategy to hinder India's rise in manufacturing.
Sleeping disasters, Pg 6.
A severe flood in Uttarkashi district, Uttarakhand, triggered by torrential monsoon rains, has led to massive destruction and casualties, underlining the climate vulnerability of the Himalayan region.
Sleeping disasters, Pg 6.
A severe flood in Uttarkashi district, Uttarakhand, triggered by torrential monsoon rains, has led to massive destruction and casualties, underlining the climate vulnerability of the Himalayan region.
Judicial overreach, Pg 6.
The Supreme Court’s oral observations during a hearing on a defamation case against Rahul Gandhi—related to his comments on the Galwan clash and Chinese incursions—have raised concerns about judicial neutrality, freedom of speech, and Opposition space in democracy.
Judicial overreach, Pg 6.
The Supreme Court’s oral observations during a hearing on a defamation case against Rahul Gandhi—related to his comments on the Galwan clash and Chinese incursions—have raised concerns about judicial neutrality, freedom of speech, and Opposition space in democracy.
Quranic justice is restorative, not retributive, Pg 7.
Nimisha Priya, a Malayali nurse imprisoned in Yemen since 2017 for the alleged accidental killing of her Yemeni business partner, faces the death penalty. The case has sparked legal, ethical, and theological debates on the application of Islamic criminal law, particularly blood money (diyah) and legal retribution (qisaas) under Shariah.
Quranic justice is restorative, not retributive, Pg 7.
Nimisha Priya, a Malayali nurse imprisoned in Yemen since 2017 for the alleged accidental killing of her Yemeni business partner, faces the death penalty. The case has sparked legal, ethical, and theological debates on the application of Islamic criminal law, particularly blood money (diyah) and legal retribution (qisaas) under Shariah.
What is the status of the ‘recall’ vote in Taiwan?, Pg 8.
On July 26, 2025, Taiwan held the first round of a recall vote against 24 opposition Kuomintang (KMT) lawmakers. All retained their seats, while a second round targeting seven more lawmakers is scheduled for late August. The recall, driven by the Bluebird Movement and supported by the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), reflects deep political polarisation.
What is the status of the ‘recall’ vote in Taiwan?, Pg 8.
On July 26, 2025, Taiwan held the first round of a recall vote against 24 opposition Kuomintang (KMT) lawmakers. All retained their seats, while a second round targeting seven more lawmakers is scheduled for late August. The recall, driven by the Bluebird Movement and supported by the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), reflects deep political polarisation.
What is the potential of biochar?, Pg 8.
With India’s carbon market set to launch in 2026, biochar is emerging as a promising CO₂ removal technology. Produced from agricultural and municipal waste, biochar offers a scalable, low-cost solution for carbon sequestration and multi-sectoral environmental benefits.
What is the potential of biochar?, Pg 8.
With India’s carbon market set to launch in 2026, biochar is emerging as a promising CO₂ removal technology. Produced from agricultural and municipal waste, biochar offers a scalable, low-cost solution for carbon sequestration and multi-sectoral environmental benefits.
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