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| Rehabilitate Fire Victims | | | | Massive fire near Jammu Railway Station earlier this week destroyed 40 shops and reduced a bustling commercial stretch to rubble. The blaze left behind a trail of destruction and dealt a major blow to shopkeepers whose livelihoods depended on the market.
For the affected shopkeepers, these shops were not merely commercial establishments but the foundation of their economic survival. Many may have invested their lifetime savings, borrowed money or taken loans to establish their businesses. The fire has disrupted their sources of income overnight. The consequences will extend beyond the shopkeepers themselves, affecting their families, employees, suppliers and others whose livelihoods were d | |
| | | | AI for Semiconductor Security: IIM Indore Builds a Framework to Prevent Supply Chain Disruptions | | | | Dr. Vijay Garg
Semiconductors have become the backbone of the modern digital world. From smartphones and computers to electric vehicles, medical equipment, satellites and defence systems, almost every advanced technology depends on semiconductor chips. As countries increasingly rely on these tiny but powerful components, disruptions in their supply chains have emerged as a major economic, technological and national security concern. Artificial intelligence (AI) offers promising solutions to help anticipate these risks and strengthen the resilience of the global semiconductor industry.
In this context, the reported development of an AI-based framework by the Indian Institute of Managemen | |
| | | | The BRICS Parliamentary Forum: A Commitment to Peace and a Just World Order | | | | Lalit Garg
At a time when the world is grappling with grave challenges such as wars, regional conflicts, economic instability, terrorism, trade tensions and climate change, the true value of international cooperation lies not merely in diplomatic declarations, but in its ability to bring about positive and tangible changes in the lives of ordinary people. Against this backdrop, the 12th BRICS Parliamentary Forum, held on October 26–27, 2026, at Samvidhan Sadan in New Delhi, emerged as a significant opportunity to strengthen global democratic dialogue, people-centric development and multilateral cooperation. Convened under India’s chairmanship, the forum reinforces the conviction that las | |
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