Camille Chen

India's defence sector achieved a significant milestone with the successful final trials of the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Launched Precision Guided Missile (ULPGM)-V3. Developed entirely domestically, the missile demonstrated potent anti-tank and air-to-air capabilities, bolstering India's self-reliance in defence production and marking a strategic advancement for the nation's indigenous defence ecosystem.

One of the first states to implement a two-child policy, Andhra Pradesh, now wants to give families Rs 30,000 for a third child and Rs 40,000 for a fourth. Is reversing its progress going to be worth it?

US President Donald Trump revealed the United States was hours from striking Iran, with warships ready, before a diplomatic opening prompted a pause. He warned of further "big hits" if negotiations fail, but Gulf leaders urged him to hold off. Iran's army countered by threatening to "open new fronts" if strikes resume.

The party has bought itself time after recent electoral gains. Yet the road to 2029 will test whether Congress can reinvent itself — or remain a diminished player in national politics.

Google DeepMind researcher Lun Wang resigned, highlighting a critical gap in AI evaluation. He argues current methods fail to anticipate new capabilities in evolving models, leading to silent failures. Wang stresses the need for "self-evolving evaluations" to predict and adapt to future AI advancements.

The CEA’s words could not be more direct and the situation the world’s sixth largest economy faces is by no means small. Several macroeconomic indicators are in focus; inflation, health of the current account, and the exchange rate.

AI adoption is reshaping the job market, with significant tech job cuts reported and AI capable of performing a substantial portion of the US labor market's work. While AI automates tasks rather than eliminating entire jobs, younger workers in entry-level roles are disproportionately affected.