Sagar Rath

China Performs First Satellite-Powered Remote Surgery Over 5,000 km

Pioneering Milestone in Remote Surgery In a groundbreaking medical achievement, Chinese doctors have successfully performed the world’s first satellite-based robotic surgeries, connecting patients in Beijing with surgeons operating from Lhasa, Tibet, more than 5,000 kilometers away. This advancement redefines the limits of remote surgery, previously constrained by terrestrial 5G networks. The procedures were powered by the Apstar-6D…

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Modi’s Five-Nation Tour Signals India’s Strategic Embrace of the Global South

India’s diplomatic priorities are evolving—and fast. As the global order continues to shift, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is preparing for one of his longest overseas trips yet, spanning five countries in three continents from July 2 to 9. His itinerary includes Ghana, Trinidad and Tobago, Argentina, Brazil, and Namibia—each a key partner in India’s expanding…

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Digital India at 10: From Access to Empowerment, a Tech Revolution for the World

A decade ago, few could have imagined the scale and speed of India’s digital transformation. When Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the ‘Digital India’ mission in 2015, it was seen as an ambitious step toward bridging the country’s deep digital divide. Ten years on, the journey has surpassed expectations. With the initiative now celebrating its 10th anniversary,…

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Veiled Identity: Why Muslim Nations Like Kazakhstan Are Turning Away from Face Coverings

In a surprising yet increasingly common move among Muslim-majority nations, Kazakhstan has officially banned face-covering garments in public. The law, signed by President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, prohibits clothing that “interferes with facial recognition,” with exceptions for medical, weather-related, or cultural and sporting circumstances. While the legislation avoids direct reference to Islamic attire such as the niqab or burqa, its intent…

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