Gaurav Saini

4 days ago | thehindu.com | Kim Heriot-Darragh |Gaurav Saini

Donald Trump’s return to the White House has sent shockwaves through the global security landscape. With the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) being put on a burden-sharing timeline and Mr. Trump’s cold transactional approach to security commitments worldwide, the Indo-Pacific too faces a pivotal moment. Yet, this represents a strategic opportunity for middle powers such as India and Australia to deepen their defence relationship.

4 days ago | flipboard.com | Gaurav Saini |Kim Heriot-Darragh

3 hours agoUnlocking ASX Trading Success: Car Group Limited - Tuesday, June 3ASX: CAR GROUP LIMITED – CAR Elliott Wave Technical Analysis 1D Chart (Semilog Scale) Analysis Function: Major trend (Intermediate degree, orange)• Mode: …16 hours agoHegseth’s Heroes lurch into action, but Australia’s capability gap isn’t weaponsThe US defense secretary wants Australia to bloat its defence warchest with 3.5% of GDP funding. Where will that money come from?

1 week ago | rediff.com | Gaurav Saini

Until about 15 years ago, Sampatti Devi and many women like her in Rajasthan's Karauli district lived in constant fear, dreading the day their husbands might not return home. Image used only for representation. Repeated droughts, driven in part by declining rainfall linked to climate change, had turned their land barren. Water sources dried up, crippling agriculture and animal husbandry, the lifeblood of their livelihood.

3 weeks ago | theprint.in | Gaurav Saini

He also suggested that the International Big Cat Alliance, an India-led initiative, could reach out to other cheetah range countries interested in learning about cheetah conservation and management.

3 weeks ago | theprint.in | Gaurav Saini

A pumped storage project acts as a giant water battery. It stores extra renewable energy by pumping water uphill and releasing it later to generate electricity when demand is high or supply drops. While only three villages — Kaloni, Mungawali and Baint — are officially listed for land acquisition, the project’s shadow looms much larger, affecting at least seven nearby villages that are home to hundreds of forest-dependent tribal and Dalit families.