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Questions India Must Answer
India built a Right to Repair portal in 2022, but not a law. As the EU and US states pass binding repair obligations, India's framework stays voluntary. What is the country actually choosing?
Digital India
India's mobile app market posted a record $345 million in consumer spending last quarter, and Sensor Tower says the growth is real. But set that number against 6.3 billion quarterly downloads and against what a download is worth in the United States, and the story gets more complicated than "India is finally paying."
Digital India
Meta's AI crawler scraped one site 7.9 million times in 30 days. For Indian news and content publishers, this is the canary for a larger question: who pays when AI companies train on Indian journalism, and what legal and technical tools exist to push back?
From Aryabhata’s zero to Ramanujan’s infinite series to Narendra Karmarkar’s polynomial-time algorithm, how Indian mathematical thought shaped the foundations of modern computing, and the contemporary Indian computer scientists who continue that tradition.
Governance
Two decades of India’s RTI Act, Aruna Roy’s origin story, the landmark cases it enabled, the whistleblower deaths, the digital RTI portal, and the quiet dilutions that have weakened the law’s reach.
Since Chandrayaan-3's historic Moon landing, India's space sector has been transformed. Over 200 private companies, from Skyroot and Agnikul to Pixxel, are reshaping the industry through IN-SPACe policy reforms, growing VC investment, and a new generation of space entrepreneurs.
India's startup scene is spreading beyond Bengaluru and Mumbai. Cities like Indore, Jaipur, Coimbatore, Lucknow, and Bhubaneswar are producing funded startups thanks to lower costs, reverse migration, state policies, and digital infrastructure.
From Chandrayaan-3 to Gaganyaan and beyond, here's what ISRO has planned for the next decade and why India's space program matters for every citizen.
Digital India
India is making a $1.2 billion bet on domestic AI infrastructure. Blackstone backing Neysa for GPU compute, and Peak XV backing C2i for AI data center power, signals a national shift toward sovereign AI. Here is what this means for Indian tech workers, startups, and India's position in the global AI race.
