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CutTheClutter: All about India's largest hydroelectric dam, the 2000MW Lower Subansiri Project in Arunachal Pradesh

More than 20 years after its commissioning, the Lower Subansiri Project has begun its test run. The first of 8 units is now being wet trialled. By April-May next year, all units are expected to be commissioned, which will mean this project -- on the Arunachal-Assam border -- will produce 2000 MW of hydroelectric power, making it India's largest such project.

ThePrintAM: What did PM Modi say about India-ASEAN ties in his virtual address at the ongoing ASEAN Summit?

What did PM Modi say about India-ASEAN ties in his virtual address at the ongoing ASEAN Summit?

NationalInterest: Deepfake on duty: When Shekhar Gupta asked AI to read Op Sindoor citations

On 21 Oct, a buzz went up that the govt had released full list of gallantry award recipients along with Op Sindoor citations. I put an AI caddy on the job. It took me into a never-ending rabbit hole. Watch this week's #NationalInterest with @ShekharGupta
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CutTheClutter: Challenges for Japan's 1st female PM Sanae Takaichi & a primer on country’s politics,military policy

CutTheClutter: Challenges for Japan's 1st female PM Sanae Takaichi & a primer on country’s politics,military policy

ThePrintPod: Days after Lahore violence, Pakistan bans far-Right TLP for ‘terrorist activities’, second time in 4 yrs

Earlier this month, several TLP supporters launched a ‘Gaza Solidarity March’, leading to clashes with police after they were prevented from advancing. Over 100 social media activists held.
 

ThePrintPod: Indian universities follow the same template on sexual assault—cover up, blame the victim

'The institutional default is not the protection of students and staff, but damage control. You see it play out at SAU, IIT-BHU, RG Kar, and Durgapur. A sexual assault crisis is unfolding, across our higher educational institutions. It is bad enough that our campuses are demonstrably dangerous—as all public and private places in India tend to be. Some of the most prominent and horrifying cases of sexual violence over the last year have been reported from our colleges and universities, including the rape and murder of a junior doctor at RG Kar Medical College in Kolkata and the IIT-BHU gang-rape in Varanasi.' says ThePrint columnist Karanjeet Kaur

ThePrintAM: What's behind INDIA bloc's move to name Tejashwi Yadav as Bihar CM face?

CutTheClutter: Muivah’s Manipur homecoming after 50 yrs & warning: Complexities & challenges of Naga peace process

CutTheClutter: Muivah’s Manipur homecoming after 50 yrs & warning: Complexities & challenges of Naga peace process

CutTheClutter: Air power, artillery & BVR combat era: Op Sindoor Vir Chakra citations fill some gaps

CutTheClutter: Air power, artillery & BVR combat era: Op Sindoor Vir Chakra citations fill some gaps

EyeOnChina: In China, Ashley Tellis’ arrest is proof that US-India trust was always fragile

The arrest of Ashley J Tellis—long regarded as the intellectual face of India-United States strategic cooperation—has sent shockwaves through Washington and New Delhi’s diplomatic and strategic circles. Many Chinese commentators interpret the arrest as part of a broader shift from “strategic altruism” to a results-driven, transactional approach. Watch Sana Hashmi explain in #ThePrint.