Author name: Ananta Kar

Ananta is wrapping up her postgraduate studies in Comparative Literature whilst juggling a solid two-year writing career. She cut her teeth as a sports journalist before discovering her true passion: India's exploding gaming scene. These days, she's obsessed with how gaming culture is reshaping the country, and her academic research chops bring unexpected depth to every piece. Whether dissecting esports trends or exploring biologics in India, renewable energy, electric Vehicles & Smart Transportation topics, Ananta writes with the curiosity of a researcher and the energy of someone who genuinely loves what they do.

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India’s Pharma Pivots Beyond US: The Trump Effect Gamble Delivers Results

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Indian pharmaceutical companies have executed one of the most strategic pivots in recent corporate history. For decades, the United States represented the golden goose—the largest export destination where Indian generics manufacturers built empires on affordable medicines. Then came the Trump administration’s unpredictable trade rhetoric and regulatory pressures, sending alarm bells ringing across boardrooms in Mumbai […]

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India Set to Dominate Global Energy Demand Growth Through 2035

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The world’s energy landscape is preparing for a seismic shift eastward. According to the International Energy Agency‘s latest projections, India will emerge as the single largest driver of global energy-demand growth by 2035. This isn’t marginal growth—India‘s total energy consumption will surge by over 15 exajoules, nearly matching the combined increases from China and Southeast

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Over 80% of Indian EV Components Originate From China, Raising Critical Security and Privacy Concerns.

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India’s electric vehicle revolution carries a hidden vulnerability. Whilst millions celebrate cleaner mobility solutions, security experts are sounding increasingly urgent warnings about what’s actually powering these vehicles. More than 80% of electronic components inside Indian EVs come from Chinese manufacturers, creating a technological dependency with profound implications. The Electronic Control Module—essentially the vehicle’s brain—tracks movements,

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India’s Electric Car Sales Accelerate Past 1,00,000 Mark in FY 2025–26

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India’s electric vehicle revolution has shifted into overdrive. Between April and October 2025, over 119,000 electric cars rolled onto Indian roads, already eclipsing the previous year’s entire tally. This isn’t incremental progress—it represents a doubling of last year’s figures during the same period, marking 100% annual growth. The numbers tell a compelling story about changing

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New E-Commerce Rules to Accelerate ‘Make in India’ and Empower Digital Consumers

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India’s digital marketplace is undergoing a major transformation. The government has rolled out comprehensive e-commerce regulations designed to reshape how millions shop online daily. These rules aren’t just bureaucratic paperwork—they represent a strategic push to elevate Indian manufacturers whilst simultaneously protecting consumers from unfair practices. At the heart of this reform lies a simple yet

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India’s Drug Regulators Must Evolve: Biologics and Advanced Medicines Demand New Framework

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India’s pharmaceutical regulatory system faces an uncomfortable truth—the framework that served generic drugs brilliantly for decades is increasingly obsolete. The present structure, developed primarily for chemical generics, struggles mightily to regulate biologics, cell therapy, and cutting-edge advanced medicines requiring specialised standards. Industry experts warn that generics are becoming yesterday’s business as the global pharmaceutical market

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Indian Pharma Giants Crack China’s Market: Cipla, Natco, Hetero Win Major Supply Bids

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Indian pharmaceutical companies have just pulled off something remarkable—cracking one of the world’s toughest drug markets. Hetero Labs, Cipla, Annora Pharma, and Natco Pharma recently secured contracts to supply essential generic medicines to Chinese public hospitals through volume-based procurement bids. This represents a genuine breakthrough in a pharmaceutical sector traditionally dominated by local Chinese firms

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Mumbai Stocks Emerge as Safe Hedge Against Global AI Rally Volatility

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Whilst the world goes mad for artificial intelligence stocks, Mumbai’s equity markets are quietly positioning themselves as the sensible alternative. The global AI boom has sent tech-heavy exchanges from Nasdaq to Taiwan into stratospheric territory, with semiconductor stocks and AI darlings like Nvidia posting eye-watering gains. Meanwhile, Indian equities have lagged significantly—roughly 30% behind global

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India’s Green Hydrogen Target Slips: 5 MMT Goal Now Pushed to 2032

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India’s ambitious green hydrogen dream has hit a speed bump, forcing policymakers to recalibrate their timeline for a cleaner energy future. The country initially aimed to produce 5 million metric tonnes of green hydrogen annually by 2030 under its National Green Hydrogen Mission launched in 2023. That target now appears unrealistic, with senior government officials

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India-Bhutan Sign Landmark Renewable Energy MoU: A Green Partnership Takes Shape

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Two Himalayan neighbours have just raised the stakes in South Asia’s clean energy race with a sweeping new agreement. India and Bhutan recently formalised a Memorandum of Understanding that fundamentally expands their renewable energy collaboration beyond traditional hydropower. The MoU covers solar, wind, biomass, green hydrogen, energy storage, and capacity building—essentially the entire spectrum of

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