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Indian Political Fiction Books That Explore Politics, Governance and Power

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Indian political fiction provides an interesting way to explore politics, governance, leadership, and the effect of power on ordinary people. Through fictional characters and political situations, these stories can examine how personal beliefs change when individuals become part of a larger political system. Politics Through Fiction Political novels often explore questions that are difficult to understand through facts alone. They can look at ambition, leadership, relationships, public responsibility, and the challenges that come with political influence. One example is Dormant State , which follows Aniruddh, a young man who enters politics after experiencing governance-related problems himself. His journey takes him deeper into the political system, where his original ideals face challenges from ambition, relationships, betrayal, and the realities of power. The character's transformation provides an interesting perspective on how political environments can influence an individual...

Adidas Restructures India Technology Team With Job Cuts

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 Adidas has reduced positions within its technology team in India as the German sportswear company works to simplify its operations. The changes affect less than 20% of the company's India Technology organization, according to a company statement. The company has not disclosed the exact number of jobs affected by the restructuring. Adidas has technology hubs in Gurgaon and Chennai, with its website previously indicating that nearly 650 people worked across these locations. Changes Within the Technology Organization The job cuts are part of broader efforts to simplify the way Adidas operates its technology organization. Restructuring technology teams can involve changes to roles, responsibilities, reporting structures, and the way digital functions are managed. For employees and the wider technology sector in India, such changes also highlight how large global companies continue to adjust their workforce according to changing business and technology requirements. Impact on Adidas...

Human Skills and Decision Making in Modern Warfare

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  Human Skills and Decision Making in Modern Warfare Modern warfare is changing with the development of artificial intelligence, cyber capabilities, autonomous systems and advanced information technologies. These tools can help military organisations collect information and respond to rapidly changing situations. However, technology is only one part of future warfare. Human skills and decision-making remain important because military operations often involve uncertainty, incomplete information and rapidly changing circumstances. The Importance of Human Judgement Modern military systems can process large amounts of information, but human personnel still need to understand that information and decide how it should be used. During a crisis, commanders may receive information from multiple sources. Some information may be accurate, while other reports may be incomplete, outdated or misleading. Human judgement helps military personnel assess the available information, understand the wid...

US 100% Tariff Threat Over Russian Oil Purchases Could Affect India

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The United States is considering new measures that could increase trade pressure on countries continuing to purchase Russian oil and gas. India has been named in a proposed amendment to a Russia sanctions bill that could allow the US president to impose tariffs of up to 100% on selected countries. The development comes as the US House of Representatives moves forward with the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026. The Senate passed the legislation in August, and the House has now cleared a procedural vote to advance it. Why India Has Been Included India has remained a major buyer of Russian crude oil, particularly after changes in global energy markets following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Indian refiners have purchased Russian crude at competitive prices as part of their energy-supply strategy. A proposed House amendment would specifically name India, China and several other countries as potentially eligible for secondary tariffs of up to 100%. However, the p...