As the US and China escalate their AI Cold War with data theft claims, India advances its AI sovereignty through indigenous model development focused on local languages and infrastructure.

The rapprochement is not about Trump's tariffs, but easing tensions on the disputed Himalayan border, writes Harsh V. Pant.

India’s fraught neighbourhood places multiple constraints on its strategic choices. It leaves no time to take a deep breath, lean back and reset. Today we live in a globalised world of inter-dependencies and the idea of sovereignty needs greater flexibility.

​When Bernard asks why, Sir Humphrey explains: “Because once the Prime Minister knows, there will have to be an enquiry, like Watergate. The investigation of a trivial break-in led to one ghastly revelation after another and finally the downfall of a president.

The US Ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, has said that Trump is willing to visit India and that the trip could happen soon. However, considering US tariffs and Trump's outspoken remarks against India,

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, aboard a C-130J aircraft, made history by landing on the emergency landing facility (ELF) in Assam’s Moran. Work to turn the highway into a runway was carried out by the National Highways and Infrastructure Development Corporation Ltd and the Indian Air Force.

The documents include seven pages of Nixon’s sworn testimony to the Watergate grand jury, offering a rare account of US contingency planning during the Cold War and highlighting the risk Washington wa

The clock is ticking on our digital privacy. Today, our military and bank data is protected by encryption.