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Diaspora Reframed in Jaipur
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Indian students now 42% of Dubai’s international class as UAE reshapes higher education
From pharmacy to innovation hub: Why India needs a regulatory revolution in biotech
Inside Skyroot’s Max-Q Campus: Crafting India’s next rocket
Diaspora Reframed in Jaipur
The article first appeared in The Hindu on August 31, 2025. The courtyards of Jaipur City Palace have seen plenty: royal processions, polo matches and the shimmer of courtly patronage. This month the palace opens its door to a peculiar exhibition - one that asks what belonging looks like when you've spent years being told you don't quite fit... Read more on The Hindu
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The golden age of Chettiars
The article first appeared in The Hindu on August 28, 2025. When Foxconn recalled hundreds of Chinese engineers from a factory in India last month, reportedly following Beijing’s directions to curb technology transfer to its neighbor, it was a reminder of the uneasy ties between two of Asia’s largest economies. But with both countries facing tariff heat from Washington, could economic challenges push Beijing and New Delhi toward reluctant cooperation, transforming their adversarial relationship? Read more on The Hindu
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Elephant-dragon tango: Modi’s visit to China signals improving ties — will the bonhomie last?
The article first appeared in CNBC on August 28, 2025. When Foxconn recalled hundreds of Chinese engineers from a factory in India last month, reportedly following Beijing’s directions to curb technology transfer to its neighbor, it was a reminder of the uneasy ties between two of Asia’s largest economies. But with both countries facing tariff heat from Washington, could economic challenges push Beijing and New Delhi toward reluctant cooperation, transforming their adversarial relationship? Read more on CNBC
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Indian students now 42% of Dubai’s international class as UAE reshapes higher education
The article first appeared in Business Today on July 8, 2025. Dubai is quietly reshaping its global academic identity, and Indian students are at the centre of the transformation. For the 2024–25 academic year, they comprise 42% of the international student population in Dubai’s higher education institutions, according to the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA). Dubai has 42,026 students in 41 private higher education institutions. Of these, 37 are international university campuses. Student enrollment grew sharply by 20.4% in 2024-25, a significant increase from the 12.3% growth in the previous academic year, according to Gulf News. Read more on Business Today
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From pharmacy to innovation hub: Why India needs a regulatory revolution in biotech
The article first appeared in The Economic Times on August 18, 2025. Last week, the PM stated in his Independence Day speech: 'We are known as the 'pharmacy of the world'. But isn't it the need of the hour to invest more in R&D? Shouldn't we be the ones providing the best and most affordable medicines for the welfare of humanity?' This wasn't merely a rhetorical question. It was a call to act. For decades, India has been the backbone of global healthcare, supplying affordable generics and vaccines to billions. But the future of medicine won't be decided by volume manufacturing alone. It will be defined by who leads in innovation, who brings new therapies, new biologics and new techs 'from clone to clinic', 'from lab to market' in record time. Read more on The Economic Times Find more Global Indian Top Reads
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Inside Skyroot’s Max-Q Campus: Crafting India’s next rocket
The article first appeared on the Businessline on August 18, 2025. At first glance, it can easily be mistaken for a sci-fi film set. As you walk through the giant Max-Q Campus of Skyroot Aerospace in Hyderabad, you can see teams of employees working on parts of a rocket, some on the nose cone, others on the frame, skin and fins. They are preparing the 22-metre odd Vikram-1 launch vehicle, slated for an orbital launch later this year. The seven-storey, carbon-fibre Vikram-1 rocket, featuring 3D-printed engines, is meticulously crafted, pushing the boundaries of private space exploration and propelling the country onto the global launch stage... Read more on Businessline Find more Global Indian Top Reads
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