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Opinion | The Paradox Of India's 'YOLO' Consumer
The higher weightage for personal care, transport and intoxicants draws the picture of a consumer with a YOLO (you-only-live-once) approach.
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57% Conviction, 14% FIRs, 0.6% Courtroom Guilt: Inside Madhya Pradesh's Anti-Corruption Paradox
According to the government, between 2020 and 2025, the Economic Offences Wing secured convictions in 40 out of 70 criminal cases that reached a verdict, while 30 ended in acquittal.
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India's Quiet 'Pulses Revolution' To Serve 100% Homegrown Dal
For decades, India has carried a paradox on its plate. The country that feeds the world on dal is also the world's largest consumer, producer, and importer of pulses.
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Opinion | Ambition vs Reality: The Paradox Of India's Defence Spending
India's defence budget underscores a familiar paradox: strategic ambition constrained by fiscal and structural realities.
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Medical Seat Paradox: Why NEET PG Cut-Offs Are Being Reduced While Seats Still Remain Empty
"This cut-off slashing is a band-aid to the cancer affecting the medical education system. It will not help in the long run."
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Indian Techie Lists 4 Biggest Cultural Shocks After Moving To Singapore: "Millionaires Take The Metro"
Aman observed that Singaporeans strictly "mind their own business," with no unsolicited check-ins from neighbours.
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All Eyes On You: WiFi Can Now 'See' People Through Walls And Track Every Move. Check Study
The team behind this innovation used existing WiFi routers and modified them with deep learning algorithms to interpret how the signals bounce off human bodies and other objects.
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Lead, Dioxins: Inside Vietnam's Unregulated Craft Recycling Centers
The villages present a paradox: they enable reuse of some of the 1.8 million tonnes of plastic waste Vietnam produces each year, and allow employees to earn much-needed wages. But recycling is done with few regulations
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Keir Starmer's Prime Ministership Is In Danger. Decoding What Went Wrong
The paradox for Starmer is despite the majority, he was gifted a multitude of MPs who sit on very thin majorities, and on current polls, face electoral oblivion.
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Aliens Got "Bored" So Stopped Trying To Contact Humans, Claims Scientist
The idea is based on the Fermi Paradox, which questions why we haven't yet detected signs of intelligent extraterrestrial life.
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Opinion | The Paradox Of India's 'YOLO' Consumer
The higher weightage for personal care, transport and intoxicants draws the picture of a consumer with a YOLO (you-only-live-once) approach.
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57% Conviction, 14% FIRs, 0.6% Courtroom Guilt: Inside Madhya Pradesh's Anti-Corruption Paradox
According to the government, between 2020 and 2025, the Economic Offences Wing secured convictions in 40 out of 70 criminal cases that reached a verdict, while 30 ended in acquittal.
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India's Quiet 'Pulses Revolution' To Serve 100% Homegrown Dal
For decades, India has carried a paradox on its plate. The country that feeds the world on dal is also the world's largest consumer, producer, and importer of pulses.
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Opinion | Ambition vs Reality: The Paradox Of India's Defence Spending
India's defence budget underscores a familiar paradox: strategic ambition constrained by fiscal and structural realities.
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Medical Seat Paradox: Why NEET PG Cut-Offs Are Being Reduced While Seats Still Remain Empty
"This cut-off slashing is a band-aid to the cancer affecting the medical education system. It will not help in the long run."
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Indian Techie Lists 4 Biggest Cultural Shocks After Moving To Singapore: "Millionaires Take The Metro"
Aman observed that Singaporeans strictly "mind their own business," with no unsolicited check-ins from neighbours.
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All Eyes On You: WiFi Can Now 'See' People Through Walls And Track Every Move. Check Study
The team behind this innovation used existing WiFi routers and modified them with deep learning algorithms to interpret how the signals bounce off human bodies and other objects.
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Lead, Dioxins: Inside Vietnam's Unregulated Craft Recycling Centers
The villages present a paradox: they enable reuse of some of the 1.8 million tonnes of plastic waste Vietnam produces each year, and allow employees to earn much-needed wages. But recycling is done with few regulations
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Keir Starmer's Prime Ministership Is In Danger. Decoding What Went Wrong
The paradox for Starmer is despite the majority, he was gifted a multitude of MPs who sit on very thin majorities, and on current polls, face electoral oblivion.
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Aliens Got "Bored" So Stopped Trying To Contact Humans, Claims Scientist
The idea is based on the Fermi Paradox, which questions why we haven't yet detected signs of intelligent extraterrestrial life.
