Sagar Rath

Instagram’s Content Crisis: A Wake-Up Call for Social Media Users

Instagram users were left disturbed after an unexpected influx of graphic and explicit content flooded their Reels feed on February 26. Reports from around the world described the sudden appearance of violent, sexual, and distressing videos, sparking concerns over Meta’s content moderation policies. While Meta has since apologized and claimed to have fixed the issue,…

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EU Chief’s Visit to India: Strengthening a Crucial Partnership for the Future

A Strategic Shift in EU-India Relations As global uncertainties reshape international partnerships, the European Union (EU) is looking toward India as a key ally across trade, technology, and geopolitics. With rising economic competition from China and potential tariff threats from the U.S., Europe finds itself at a turning point—one where a stronger tie with India…

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KIIT University’s Alleged Land Encroachment: A Controversial Clean-up Amid Student Death Probe

A Tragic Student Death Sparks Scrutiny The death of Prakriti Lamsal, a third-year B. Tech student at KIIT University, has ignited widespread outrage, leading to serious allegations against the institution’s founder, former BJD MP Achyuta Samanta. The student’s alleged suicide inside the university hostel on February 16 triggered protests over the administration’s handling of the…

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India: The Rising Investment Hub – World Bank Endorses Growth Potential

India’s Economic Ascent: A Global Standout In recent years, India has emerged as one of the fastest-growing major economies, drawing global attention for its resilience and economic expansion. With a strong manufacturing base, a thriving services sector, and progressive policy initiatives, India is positioning itself as a leading investment destination. As the world grapples with…

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Delimitation in India: Balancing Representation or Political Imbalance?

What is Delimitation and Why Does it Matter? Delimitation is the process of redrawing the boundaries of parliamentary and state assembly constituencies to reflect changes in population. It ensures fair political representation based on demographic shifts and also determines the number of seats reserved for Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST). However, as India…

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India’s Universal Pension Scheme: A Game-Changer for Retirement Security

The Need for a Universal Pension Scheme A secure retirement remains a crucial goal for individuals across all sections of society. However, India’s pension system has historically been limited to government employees and a select section of private sector workers. Millions of workers in the unorganised sector lack access to structured pension plans, leaving them…

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Tackling Tech Addiction: AIIMS Delhi’s Groundbreaking Initiative

The Growing Threat of Technology Addiction In today’s digital age, technology addiction has become a serious public health concern, especially among children and youth. Excessive internet and technology use has been linked to rising mental health issues, including stress, anxiety, and depression. The widespread availability of digital devices and the growing dependency on online platforms…

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Startup Maha Rathi: Empowering Entrepreneurs for India’s Growth

The Growth Potential for Startups in India India is emerging as a global powerhouse for startups, with a rapidly evolving ecosystem fueled by innovation, government initiatives, and strong investor confidence. With an ambitious vision of becoming a developed economy (Viksit Bharat) by 2047, India is creating new opportunities for entrepreneurs across multiple sectors. The launch…

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India’s Consumption Divide: One Billion People Have No Spending Power, Report Reveals

India, with a population of 1.4 billion, is often considered a massive market for businesses and startups. However, a recent report by venture capital firm Blume Ventures paints a starkly different picture. According to the report, nearly one billion Indians lack the financial means to spend on discretionary goods and services, limiting the actual consuming…

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