Your freedom to choose what hits your plate, billions in public cash diverted to private vaults, and a world where "climate salvation" masks market control. This is not speculative.

Is this a frantic lash-out from a flailing empire, or the opening salvo in a calculated game to reshape global alliances?

Overnight, his hard-earned cash evaporated into a Rs 122 crore embezzlement scandal tied to insiders and political shadows. Thousands like him, from teachers to shopkeepers, are scrambling for groceries while their life savings rot in limbo. This is unfolding right now in India's financial underbelly. But what if this is just the start? What if cooperative banks, built to lift the overlooked, become the trap that drags them under?

Doctors cycle through antibiotics—first the basics, then the heavy hitters—but the bacteria laugh them off, mutating faster than the drugs can kill.

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Climate change—rising CO₂ and temperatures—boosts this uptake, with arsenic levels in rice grains increasing significantly when both factors rise together.

The Dream That Never Boots Rohan, 23, his laptop open to a job portal that’s become his daily ritual. A computer science graduate from a mid-tier Indian college, he’s sent out 327 applications last month. Zero interviews. His degree, once sold as a golden ticket to a six-figure tech job, feels like a receipt for a scam. “They told us coding was the future,” he says, voice low, eyes fixed on a rejection email. “Now AI writes better code than me, and companies don’t even reply