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INS Dhruv: India’s missile tracking ship, ensuring the country’s strategic might

India’s INS Dhruv plays a crucial role in tracking long-range missile tests over the Bay of Bengal and Indian Ocean. This advanced vessel gathers vital telemetry data, aids in anti-ballistic missile system development, and provides early warning against hypersonic threats. Its capabilities also extend to monitoring Low Earth Orbit satellites, offering a significant strategic advantage

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Another Indian oil tanker crosses Hormuz as Iran shuts strait for US

An Indian oil tanker, Desh Garima, successfully navigated the Strait of Hormuz amidst heightened regional tensions and conflicting reports from Iran regarding its status. This passage highlights ongoing maritime activity despite concerns over the vital oil route. The Indian government has also bolstered support for the shipping sector with a significant insurance pool to counter

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Women quota bill fails in Lok Sabha: Strategic move or poor planning?

For the first time since 2014, the Modi government failed to pass a bill in Parliament, a move analysts suggest was strategic. By forcing a vote on the women’s reservation bill, linked to delimitation, the BJP aimed to record every MP’s stance, creating a potent campaign tool. The government positioned itself as pro-women reformists, while

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Elderly Pakistani-origin couple found dead in Jaisalmer under suspicious circumstances

An elderly Pakistani-origin displaced couple was found dead under suspicious circumstances in their Jaisalmer home, with preliminary findings suggesting strangulation. The disappearance of the woman’s silver anklets points towards a possible robbery motive. The couple, who had recently obtained Indian citizenship, lived alone and had no children.

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‘Father of AGI’ Ben Goertzel says human-level AI 2-3 years away, warns ‘once you have a…’

AI pioneer Ben Goertzel predicts human-level AGI within two to three years, warning of a significant ‘job apocalypse’ as most professions become obsolete. While manual labor and some creative roles may persist longer, the focus for humans will shift from earning a living to finding purpose, potentially ushering in a utopian world with more leisure

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