Masrat Nabi

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Every evening after school, 16-year-old Anaya Reddy from Madhapur, a tech hub in Hyderabad, follows a routine that has become her second nature. She changes out of her uniform, grabs a quick snack, and heads to her quiet study space where her tablet sits waiting. With a tap and a swipe, she is logged into her virtual classroom, a space that looks nothing like her real one, but feels more responsive, more patient, and strangely, more personal.

1 week ago | mediaindia.eu | Masrat Nabi

In some of the most remote corners of India, communities once communicated in ways that did not rely on words. Messages moved through landscapes across valleys, through dense forests, over sun-baked plains carried by sound, light, rhythm, and intuition. These systems were not written down or taught in schools, they were learned by living, by watching and by listening. They connected people not just to one another, but also to the land around them.

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Keran, a remote village in the Kupwara district of Jammu and Kashmir, lies about 130 kilometres from Srinagar, along the banks of the Kishanganga River and almost on the Line of Control (LoC), which serves as the de-facto border between India and Pakistan. Once an isolated and heavily militarised zone, Kishanganga was inaccessible to outsiders for decades. Only the military and local villagers, living under strict surveillance, had any connection to these lands.

2 weeks ago | mediaindia.eu | Masrat Nabi

India’s quest for aerospace self-reliance has evolved over decades, transforming from modest beginnings into a strategic national priority. From the HT-2 trainer in 1953 to the Tejas fighter jet and TAPAS drone in 2016, the country has steadily built an indigenous aviation ecosystem.

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For 28-year-old Simran Singh, a resident of Kharar in Punjab’s Mohali district, the dream of a happy life abroad ended just months after her wedding in November 2022. Her husband, an  Non-Resident Indian (NRI) living in Canada, returned alone in January 2023 after a brief honeymoon in India, leaving her behind with promises of paperwork and visa processing that never materialised. By April 2023, the silence had stretched too long and the truth became undeniable: she had been abandoned.