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🚨India–Netherlands Sign Massive Deal for 60-Km Kalpasar Dam on Gulf of Khambhat India has taken a major step toward one of its most ambitious infrastructure projects, the proposed 60-km Kalpasar dam across the Gulf of Khambhat. In a significant move, India and the Netherlands have signed agreements for technical cooperation on the Kalpasar Project, bringing Dutch expertise in hydraulic engineering, coastal infrastructure and water management into the project. The proposed mega-structure is envisioned as far more than a conventional dam. It aims to create a massive freshwater reservoir while also supporting road and rail connectivity between Saurashtra and southern Gujarat. The project could help capture freshwater that currently drains into the Arabian Sea, strengthening water availability for irrigation, drinking and industrial use. It also envisions major transportation infrastructure across the Gulf, potentially transforming connectivity between regions of Gujarat. That is where the Netherlands becomes strategically important. The Dutch have decades of experience in large-scale water engineering, including the Afsluitdijk, a 32-km barrier completed in 1932 that transformed water management and connectivity in the Netherlands. Through the new cooperation, Dutch institutions including Deltares and TU Delft will contribute to hydraulic modelling, coastal and structural engineering, climate resilience, technical review, training and capacity building. The Kalpasar idea has existed for decades, but its enormous cost and unprecedented engineering requirements have repeatedly delayed implementation. The latest agreements do not mean the dam is already under construction. They mark a significant technical step toward determining whether this decades-old vision can finally be engineered and executed. If realised, Kalpasar would combine water security, transportation infrastructure and coastal engineering on a scale rarely attempted in India , potentially turning one of Gujarat’s most challenging geographical barriers into a major infrastructure corridor.

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India holds the world's third-largest rare-earth reserves and still imports most of its magnets from China. @Sanjay_Sriv on why India's chip and EV plans depend on processing these minerals at home. 👇 swarajyamag.com/commentary/b…

Peter Thiel explains what Trump got wrong in both of his terms "I think the two administrations made opposite mistakes." "The first administration brought in all these people who couldn't agree, and it was just all this internal fighting." "The second administration, I think overcorrected for the mistake of the first term with all these loyalty tests. You got an administration staffed by not very smart, but very loyal people." "There’s all sorts of ways it can be criticized. It also, reflected a way that things had reached a certain exhaustion, and certainly on the Republican side."

MY ANCESTORS CONVERTED UNDER THE SWORD I spent much of my life believing a lie, a big one. My parents told me I was Arab. My mother said she was Arab. My father said he was Arab and even claimed “holy blood,” as many North Africans do when claiming descent from the Prophet’s family. Then I came to America and took a DNA test. The result shocked me: 94% North African Amazigh. I wasn’t from the Arabian Peninsula. My roots were right where my family had lived for generations: North Africa. Suddenly, the history made sense. When Arab-Muslim armies conquered North Africa in the 7th and 8th centuries, the Amazigh did not simply disappear. They resisted the new rulers repeatedly, sometimes fiercely. Over the centuries, much of North Africa was Islamized and Arabized. Indigenous languages, religions, identities, and histories were pushed aside as Arabic and Islam became dominant. Somewhere along my family line, being “Arab” became the story passed from parent to child. Perhaps claiming Arab, and especially prestigious Arab, ancestry offered status, protection, or simply a way to belong in the society that emerged after the conquest. The irony is that science eventually challenged the family story. My DNA said: You are Amazigh. You are North African. Christianity had deep roots in pre-Islamic North Africa. This was the land of Augustine, Tertullian, Cyprian, and countless North African Christians. Then conquest transformed the region, followed over centuries by Islamization and Arabization. So when people romanticize the “spread of Islam” in North Africa as though our ancestors simply heard the message and enthusiastically abandoned everything they had been, I ask them to read the history of conquest, taxation, slavery, rebellion, and resistance. My ancestors did not need foreigners from Arabia to give them an identity. They already had one. Their land was North Africa. Their people were Amazigh. Their languages existed before Arabic arrived. Their religions were Christianity and Judaism. Their history existed before Islam arrived. Today, Morocco officially recognizes Tamazight, the language of the people who were there long before the Arab conquest. For generations, we were taught to look east to discover who we were. My DNA pointed me back home. Islamization changed my ancestors’ religion. Arabization obscured their identity. But neither could change their blood.

SHOCKING NEWS 🚨 Sri Lankan Tamil migrant worker Sivarasa Anojan has reportedly been sentenced to death in Saudi Arabia over a Facebook comment considered insulting to Islam and Prophet Muhammad. He reportedly deleted the post within minutes and later apologised. His initial sentence was reportedly five years in prison and a SAR 3 million fine, but his appeal allegedly resulted in a death sentence.

Why do India’s geopolitical analysts get India so wrong? India is today: 1) The world’s largest producer of vaccines, milk, dairy & two-wheelers; 2) The world’s second largest producer of cement, crude steel, cotton, mobile phones & food grains; 3) The world’s third largest manufacturer of passenger cars/SUVs & pharmaceuticals. By 2030 India will be #1-3 globally in most industries. A “dead” economy? My @firstpost column

तमिलनाडु के वेल्लोर जिले में स्वर्ण मंदिर के बाहर गश्त पर पुलिस कर्मी ने साधु पर बेवजह धार्मिक गुस्सा निकाला साधु के गाल पर थप्पड़ जड़ने वाला मुस्लिम SI नसीम वर्दी की आड़ में धार्मिक हिंसा @VellorePolice यही अगर कोई मौलाना होता हिंदू पुलिस वाला थप्पड़ मारता तो देश में हंगामा हो गया होता हिंदुओं पुलिस पर करवाई होने तक शेयर करते रहो

He spent a decade at Texas Instruments helping make it the world's number one vendor of DSL modem chips. Then he quit, put in his own savings, and started a semiconductor company in a garage with one other person. It took eight years before India saw what he had built. His name is Himamshu Khasnis. What pushed him out was a number he could not stop thinking about. By his own estimate, close to 45 percent of the world's chips were being designed in Bengaluru. But as he put it, "the intellectual property and the subsequent revenue remained with the USA." India had more than a billion mobile phones, second only to China, and some of the largest cellular networks on earth. Every silicon chip inside that infrastructure was imported. He founded Signalchip in 2010. Chip design is slow, brutally expensive, and offers nothing to show for years. Sridhar Vembu of Zoho, who had started his own career as a wireless engineer at Qualcomm, backed him and stayed. A software founder funding silicon, through a decade with no product. In 2015 came SCRF1401, India's first RF transceiver chip for 3G, 4G and WiFi. Then in February 2019, Signalchip unveiled four chips it called the Agumbe family, India's first indigenous semiconductor chips for 4G LTE and 5G NR modems. They cover all LTE and 5G bands up to 6GHz, and they support positioning through NavIC, India's own satellite navigation system. At the launch, India's Telecom Secretary noted that only around eight companies in the world could design and build chips like these. The team that did it was 40 people. In October 2024, Khasnis stood at the India Mobile Congress explaining his chips to the Prime Minister, who asked detailed questions. For years, Indian engineers designed a large share of the world's silicon and owned almost none of it. Agumbe is Indian at the level that actually matters. The design, the patents, the ownership. @signalchip

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Very few people may know her. Her name was Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit — daughter of Motilal Nehru and sister of Jawaharlal Nehru. Qualification: She never attended school or college. Yet, she went on to serve as India’s ambassador to China, Mexico, Moscow, Ireland, Britain, and the United States ….because she was the sister of India’s Prime Minister. There is also a particularly interesting and rather foolish episode associated with her at the UN. In 1951, China occupied Tibet and was strengthening its position in Asia, becoming an increasing threat to neighbouring countries. In 1960, concerned about the seriousness of the situation, US President John F. Kennedy reportedly called India’s ambassador Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit to the UN and proposed that India conduct a nuclear test with American cooperation to counter China’s growing influence and maintain the balance of power in Asia. The argument was that if India became a nuclear power, China would be deterred from attacking a nuclear-armed country. Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit reportedly responded that India was a country committed to Gandhi’s principle of non-violence and that India saw no threat from any country in the world. She rejected the American proposal without even considering it necessary to seek the opinion of the Indian government in Delhi. Then, in 1962, exactly what America had feared happened: China attacked India and occupied Aksai Chin. The claim is that because of the short-sightedness of an uneducated woman, India lost a large portion of its territory. MORAL OF THE STORY…. Like Brother Like Sister. पूरा खानदान ही मूर्ख था।

INDICA is pleased to announce the 5th Pujya Swami Dayananda Saraswati Memorial Lecture to be held on Saturday, 26 September 2026 at 5:30 PM IST. Instituted in 2019, the Memorial Lecture series honours Pujya Swamiji’s luminous legacy, intellectual rigour, and compassionate vision. Over the years, distinguished voices have engaged with ideas and concerns that reflect his life and teachings. We continue this series as our humble offering of Guru Dakshina, in reverence and gratitude for his extraordinary contribution. This year’s Memorial Lecture will be delivered by Shri Rajiv Malhotra, author, researcher, and Founder of the Infinity Foundation. 📅 Saturday, 26 September 2026 🕠 5:30 PM IST We warmly invite you to join us. 🔗 Register here to attend the zoom session: indica.events/event/fifth-pu… @RajivMessage

Very good meeting with Prime Minister @CMShehbaz at #UNGA. The EU values its partnership with Pakistan. Our Strategic Engagement Plan reflects both the breadth of this partnership and the shared commitment to democracy, the rule of law, human rights and civic space. We work together on stability and security. We thanked the Prime Minister for his initiative to mediate in the conflict between the US and Iran. Pakistan is playing an important role in support of de-escalation, dialogue and peaceful resolution of conflicts. We discussed how to take our partnership forward, from trade to addressing illegal migration.

@RajivMessage did warn about introducing humanities in IITs many years ago.