#Maharashtra’s warehouse boom is redefining its industrial growth while posing difficult questions about planning and sustainability. @AnusreetaDutta3 decodes Maharashtra's logisics revolution.
https://t.co/VFO61IXMax
Maharashtra sits at the heart of India’s #ethanol boom, but climate change and groundwater depletion threaten the sustainability of its biofuel ambitions. @AnusreetaDutta3 on #E20Ethanol's water reckoning.
https://t.co/dS4iidDLrS
Bengali women have played a decisive role in shaping resistance and revolutionary movements throughout Indian history.The neglect of #Bengal’s women revolutionaries mirrors a deeper failure to uphold rights of women in the state today. @AnusreetaDutta3
https://t.co/kJBQkGgfAN
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India’s future climate resilience will depend on its ability to build a public healthcare system that recognises heat as a highly gendered disaster, write
Preethi Lolaksha Nagaveni, Amit Anand and @AnusreetaDutta3
https://t.co/cWe8mt9vGu
The rise of AI-generated speech is turning the human voice into both a technological marvel and a legal dilemma. @AnusreetaDutta3 on how #AI is redefining digital voice.
https://t.co/d7OS0cu22B
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From deterrence to development: India’s nuclear shift towards energy security
The question is not whether nuclear energy is perfect; it is not. The question is whether India can build an energy system that is more reliable, less polluting, and less vulnerable to external shocks, write
@AnusreetaDutta3 and Amit Anand
https://t.co/J5gLP7BmZc
#Opinion Solar promises in parched fields: Is PM-KUSUM India’s quiet agricultural revolution
If it includes protections for groundwater and fair access measures, PM-KUSUM could be one of the most important rural policy initiatives of the decade, writes Anusreeta Dutta
https://t.co/98rJ9fjXog
#Sabrimala and the Political Economy of Pilgrimage: Sacred space, state power and the economics of devotion, writes Anusreeta Dutta.
https://t.co/wX7jjYx42A
From Periphery to Pivot: The Strategic Reinvention of India’s Northeast
By Anusreeta Dutta - @AnusreetaDutta4
🌏 The Northeast’s change from a remote border area to a diplomatic centre shows how India’s foreign policy priorities have changed in general.
🛣️ Northeast diplomacy works through highways, river ports, bridges, and transit corridors, not naval presence like maritime Indo-Pacific policies do.
🔗 Connectivity is both a way to grow and a way to stop things from happening.
📍 The North East is no longer just a border area; it is now a geopolitical pivot.
🔎 Read more: https://t.co/KGhLpo355R
#ActEastPolicy #China #Kaladan #NorthEast #Southeastasia
#USIranStandOff On the Brink: The 2026 US–Iran Standoff and the Dangerous Collision of Pressure and Diplomacy in the Gulf
- Tehran is accused of harassing shipping and using proxy networks, actions the US and its allies view as key elements of Iran’s coercive strategy.
- Iran seeks assurances against rapid military action and prolonged isolation, while US policymakers demand verifiable limits on enrichment before easing pressure.
- The combination of military pressure and mediated diplomacy is not coincidental: coercion is intended to build leverage at the bargaining table.
- Unmanned weapons, carrier groups near choke points, and Iran’s internal tensions increase the risk that a minor incident escalates before talks can begin.
Read more: https://t.co/HkCU5bdnUS by Anusreeta Dutta
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As India’s global profile rises through trade deals and strategic partnerships, a quieter test is unfolding at home. The durability of its ascent will depend less on diplomatic momentum and more on the strength of its democratic institutions and domestic governance.
Millets After the International Millet Year - Revival or Tokenism? Celebrated globally, millets thrive in the market, but farmers still wait for real revival, writes Anusreeta Dutta.
https://t.co/WyCNfglBNe