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From dignity to drift: The erosion of national strength (opens the original)
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In August 2026, Singapore sent out a message that was older than the headlines. Pritam Singh, the leader of the opposition, was struck off the lawyers' roll after his conviction for lying to a parliamentary committee, following earlier parliamentary action that found his position untenable. In a country that has built much of its identity on credibility, discipline, and public trust, the point was larger than one man: institutions still matter, and so does the character they dema. That is why Si
The monetary Republic: A vision for India's financial future (opens the original)
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India stands at a rare historical threshold. It is no longer a country trying to prove that growth is possible. It is a country trying to decide what kind of growth it wants, what kind of financial state it needs, and what kind of institutional power it must build to remain sovereign in a digital, volatile, and highly interconnected world. The next chapter of India's economic story will not be written by GDP alone. It will be written by the quality of its monetary architecture, the intelligence
Adani Bets Big on Airport Cities (opens the original)
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Adani Airports is moving ahead with an ambitious airport-city strategy that could reshape the commercial future of India's aviation hubs. The company has announced plans to develop integrated airport cities across its network in five states, backed by an investment of more than Rs 20,000 crore in the first phase, even as Adani Enterprises has denied speculation that it is planning to launch an airline. The direction is telling. Rather than enter the highly unforgiving airline business, Adani app
Technology Delayed Is Technology Denied: The Air Chief Has Defined India's Next Defence Doctrine (opens the original)
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Every once in a while, a military leader coins a phrase that outlives the occasion. Air Chief Marshal A. P. Singh may have done precisely that. Standing at Karwar during the commissioning of INS Malvan, he observed, "Technology delayed is technology denied." It was ostensibly a comment on indigenous defence production. In reality, it was a diagnosis of India's greatest military vulnerability. The statement deserves to be viewed as doctrine, not rhetoric. Modern warfare is no longer decided solel
The Strait of Hormuz and the New Geography of Power (opens the original)
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The Strait of Hormuz has become more than a shipping lane; it is a stress test for sovereignty, industrial resilience, and geopolitical judgment. A narrow maritime chokepoint in West Asia can now reshape trade, inflation, freight, and policy choices across Asia in a matter of days. China, Japan, Vietnam, and India are exposed in different ways, but the deeper divide is between countries that have built strategic buffers and those that still confuse efficiency with security. For decades, policyma
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