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Why Gas Prices Won’t Come Down Quickly Even When the Iran War Ends
Energy experts explain why the promise of rapid price relief is misleading — recovery could take many months after any ceasefire.
How India’s Caste Census Will Reshape Reservation Policy
The first comprehensive nationwide caste enumeration since 1931 is set to have profound political and social consequences.
Gen Z and the Supreme Court: India’s New Political Movement Explained
Thousands of young Indians are signing up for a new political movement sparked by a controversial Supreme Court remark.
Junk Food in Childhood Rewires the Brain — Even a Healthy Diet Later Cannot Undo It
Scientists find early high-fat high-sugar diets cause lasting brain changes, with implications for public health policy.
How to Protect Your Personal Data in an Age of AI-Powered Social Media
A practical guide to privacy settings and digital hygiene as platforms roll out more AI-driven personalisation in 2026.
Why the World Cup 2026 Final in New York City Makes Perfect Sense
New York is culturally and logistically ideal for hosting the most-watched sporting event in human history, writers argue.
Sudan’s Hunger Crisis Is a Failure of Global Attention and Political Will
With 20 million people facing acute hunger, commentators ask why the world has stopped paying attention to Sudan.
How the Tamil Nadu Climate Budget Could Become a National Model
Tamil Nadu’s ambitious ₹3000 crore climate plan and Vetri Solar Mission offer a blueprint other states could follow.
SpaceX and OpenAI Are About to Change Everything — Here’s What Retail Investors Need to Know
With both SpaceX and OpenAI eyeing 2026 IPOs, personal finance bloggers weigh in on what ordinary investors can realistically expect.