Rishi Raj
Executive Editor at Financial Express
Executive Editor at Financial Express. Tweets are personal and not the organisation's views. Retweets do not mean endorsement. A regular long distance runner
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1 week ago |
financialexpress.com | Rishi Raj
In a move that could significantly alter the use-case landscape for 5G spectrum, Reliance Jio has approached the department of telecommunications (DoT), seeking approval to use spectrum in the 26 GHz band for offering WiFi services.
New-age geopolitics: Unpacking the enduring interplay of geography and technology in the digital age
1 week ago |
financialexpress.com | Rishi Raj
History is full of sweeping declarations—moments when thinkers and pundits have confidently pronounced the end of one grand force or another. Be it the ‘End of History’, famously proposed by Francis Fukuyama after the fall of the Soviet Union, or the ‘End of Geography’, floated with the rise of a hyper-connected digital world, such claims tend to overlook a central truth that history, geography and the structures they produce rarely die; they just evolve.
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2 weeks ago |
financialexpress.com | Rishi Raj
The government finds itself in a serious dilemma over Vodafone Idea’s financial crisis, as the beleaguered telecom operator has approached the Supreme Court, seeking waiver of Rs 45,457 crore in adjusted gross revenue (AGR)-related dues. Officials observed that the development once again, has brought to the fore, the fact that even the insolvency framework is inadequate to resolve the challenges of the telecom sector.
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3 weeks ago |
financialexpress.com | Rishi Raj
The Mahabharata is a timeless epic, which offers wisdom applicable across centuries, including in governance, diplomacy, and warfare. Among its many tales, one particular episode from the battle of Kurukshetra echoes eerily in today’s digital age of war and misinformation. During the height of the Kurukshetra war, the Pandava brothers were left floundering before their teacher, Dronacharya, whose unrelenting assault threatened to turn the tide in favour of the Kauravas.
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1 month ago |
financialexpress.com | Rishi Raj
Apple is looking to shift more than 25% of the global iPhone production from China to India by the end of 2026, as the US’ tariffs and trade tensions with Beijing provide a clear advantage to India. At the end of FY25, India’s share in the global production of iPhones rose to 20%, from 14% in FY24. In a span of just four years, iPhone production in India rose from nil to 20%.
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Misinformation has always been a part of warfare, but what we face today is an entirely new beast, the social media. My piece: https://t.co/M433HgG7SA https://t.co/f5lrtUlkkN
RT @nfergus: When a head of state picks a fight with a university, you generally expect the university to lose. Even the richest university…
RT @sikka_harinder: Calling Sehmat features on the front page of the Economic Times today, 17 yrs after its 1st publication. Grateful to t…
