Author: newswriters

Web Services outages had knocked many global websites and apps offline The recent Amazon Web Services outage exposed how fragile the global digital ecosystem is, revealing our deep dependence on a few cloud giants. It underscores the urgent need for resilience, sustainability, and multi-cloud strategies. As Google commits $15 billion to build a massive AI and data hub in India, the country is fast emerging as a global powerhouse in digital infrastructure — but faces mounting challenges in energy demand, environmental sustainability, and regulatory readiness. In the age of AI and cloud computing, the real power lies in the grounded,…

Timeless Reads: Book Review Viviane Forrester’s The Economic Horror is a powerful critique of modern capitalism that questions society’s obsession with work and productivity. First published in the 1990s, the book remains strikingly relevant in today’s era of automation, gig economies, and jobless growth — exposing how economic systems devalue human dignity and turn unemployment into a moral stigma. By Newswriters Editorial Desk Viviane Forrester’s The Economic Horror is a passionate, unsettling, and enduring critique of late-capitalist societies that measure human worth by economic productivity. First published in France in 1996 (as L’Horreur Économique), the book quickly became a touchstone…

Delhi’s post-Diwali air pollution reaches hazardous levels, with media outlets intensifying coverage on health risks, political debates, and urgent calls for action. By Newswriters News Desk Delhi’s air pollution crisis has escalated into a recurring public health emergency, with the post-Diwali period marking its most severe manifestation. Recent media coverage has intensified, reflecting heightened public concern and governmental scrutiny. This report analyzes the media’s portrayal of Delhi’s air pollution, examining coverage patterns, framing techniques, and the implications for public awareness and policy Surge in Pollution Levels Post-Diwali Following the Diwali celebrations on October 21, 2025, Delhi’s air quality deteriorated sharply.…

Teenagers smiling happily while putting their hands together in a huddle. Group of multicultural students making a stack of hands By Newswriters Research Desk From India’s Digital India revolution to global movements like #MeToo, communication is the heartbeat of societal transformation. Discover how participatory media and digital platforms empower communities, challenge inequities, and spark sustainable progress in an interconnected world. Communication has long been a catalyst for societal transformation, serving as the bridge between awareness and action. Defined as the strategic use of various mediums to address inefficiencies and foster sustainable development, communication for social change emphasizes participatory approaches where…

in U.S. presidential election, media outlets—once considered neutral observers—are increasingly taking sides. From traditional editorials to social media influence, endorsements reflect political leanings, shape voter perceptions, and influence public debate in both explicit and subtle ways. The role of media endorsements in the US presidential election illustrates how independent media can take on partisan characteristics. Endorsements, typically issued by editorial boards or opinion sections, represent institutional support for a candidate rather than the views of individual journalists. These endorsements signal alignment with the outlet’s political stance—liberal, conservative, or centrist—and aim to guide voter perceptions and influence public opinion. Historically, media…

 Newswriters News Desk Discover the latest insights on air and water pollution in Delhi/NCR, including real-time AQI levels, health risks, economic costs, and effective government strategies to reduce environmental hazards in India’s capital region. Delhi/National Capital Region (NCR) continues to grapple with severe pollution challenges in 2025, predominantly air and water pollution, which pose significant threats to public health, the environment, and economic productivity. Air quality has deteriorated to ‘very poor’ levels with an Air Quality Index (AQI) exceeding 300 in recent days, triggering Stage II of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP). Key causes include vehicular emissions, industrial activities,…

The Afghanistan–Pakistan conflict is a story of borders drawn by empire, shaped by Cold War politics, and reignited by the Taliban’s return to power. What began as a colonial boundary dispute has evolved into a complex struggle over security, influence, and national identity—driven by Pakistan’s long-standing attempt to dominate Afghanistan and use it as leverage against India, a policy that has largely backfired and deepened regional instability. Border security personnel of Afghanistan and Pakistan stand guard at the zero point Torkham border crossing between the two countries, in Nangarhar province on January 15, 2024. (Photo by Shafiullah KAKAR / AFP)…

Beneath the towering success of Silicon Valley and the advanced care of the American healthcare system lies an open secret: a deep, structural dependence on Indian professionals. They are not just employees; they are the innovators founding AI startups, the engineers powering tech giants, and the doctors staffing hospitals from coast to coast. This analysis delves into how Indian talent became the indispensable fuel for America’s economic engine, exploring the H-1B pipeline that supplies the tech industry, the critical role of Indian-born doctors and nurses, and the profound symbiotic relationship that defines this century’s most significant migration of skills. As…

From Land to Capital to Information: Rethinking Development in the Age of the Digital Economy As the world transitions from land-based economies to capital-driven systems and now to knowledge-centered paradigms, traditional development models are increasingly struggling to adapt to the rapid pace of technological advancements. This paper analyses how the emergence of the knowledge economy is fundamentally reshaping patterns of economic growth, social inequality, and structures of global governance, while simultaneously emphasizing the vast opportunities for more inclusive and equitable development alongside the inherent risks associated with the concentration of informational power in the hands of a few. By drawing…

Close-up of children holding a planet at the beach Subhash Dhuliya & Amit Dutta Abstract Sustainability marketing is facing a crisis of credibility. As consumers grow increasingly skeptical of unsubstantiated green claims like “eco-friendly” or “100% green,” the need for verifiable communication has never been greater. This paper contends that core journalism skills—specifically storytelling, fact-checking, and ethical messaging—provide a robust framework for more effective and trustworthy sustainability communication. Drawing on recent studies, campaigns, and case examples, our analysis demonstrates how narrative strategies humanize complex concepts, rigorous fact-checking builds credibility, and ethical framing protects brand reputation while empowering consumers. The paper…