Poverty's own republic: "Our old world was a free economy of forests"

India, May 1 -- Murlidhar Devidas Amte, the social activist popularly known as Baba Amte, referred to this central India belt-or, poverty's own republic-as the country's "cummerbund". He described the... Read More

Poverty's own republic: "Deep inside jungles, nobody can find us"

India, May 1 -- In poverty's own republic, its sway no longer shocks. But here, something more insidious seems to be taking shape. As the lives of Sangu, Phanas and Sana suggest, poverty is becoming h... Read More

Copy Fail Linux flaw could turn a tiny kernel bug into root access

India, May 1 -- The source of the vulnerability is that a four-byte write to the wrong site can create a way for an ordinary user to obtain full root access. This bug was originally discovered as CVE-... Read More

Poverty's own republic: "100 droughts, 10 famines, 10,000 deaths"

India, May 1 -- "I AM A SUKHBASI" Kalahandi-Balangir-Koraput-the poverty triad, also known as KBK-is a geographical marker of destitution. The contiguous eight districts, with over 12,000 villages an... Read More

Poverty's own republic: "With birth, poverty is certain here"

India, May 1 -- Sangu's life traces India's geography of poverty-a stubborn constant in one of the world's fastest growing economies. Dhamtari (once part of Raipur district) has been identified among ... Read More

MotoGP 26's biggest upgrade might also be its cruelest

India, May 1 -- MotoGP 26 is not just about speeding up; it wants you to know what makes your race bike unsteady, what makes you miss a corner, and how a small mistake at the wrong time can ruin your ... Read More

India's critical mineral imports remain highly concentrated, exposing supply risks and driving diversification push

India, May 1 -- India's critical mineral import landscape remains structurally concentrated across a narrow set of supplier countries, amplifying supply risks even as the country accelerates its clean... Read More

Why do polar bears approach human infrastructure? The answer is more complex than we thought

India, May 1 -- New research shows polar bears' visits to human camps are driven less by hunger and more by the length of the ice-free season. Over 580 visits were recorded by triail cameras over a d... Read More

Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS Puts Autonomous IT Into the Race-Day Garage

New Delhi, May 1 -- In Formula 1, technology failure is rarely a back-office problem. A stalled laptop in the garage, a delayed data stream, or a broken radio workflow can quickly become a performance... Read More

Samsung's smart glasses have to prove they're more than another experiment

India, May 1 -- Samsung should be walking into smart glasses with an advantage. It has the Galaxy brand, deep hardware experience, Google's Android XR (extended reality) platform, Qualcomm partnership... Read More

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