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 India has never enjoyed the luxury of peaceful borders. Our frontiers have rarely been mere lines on a map. They have long been battlegrounds — arenas of conflict, political strife, and human displacement. People have fled across them, clutching little more than a name, a memory, and the fragile hope of safety. Back in 1983, as Sri Lanka was engulfed in civil war, Tamil families sought refuge on the shores of Tamil Nadu, arriving by boat — frightened, worn down, carrying grief heavier than their possessions. We welcomed them, just as we did in 1971 when millions fled from East Pakistan. This pattern has repeated itself for decades: refugees streaming in from Myanmar, Tibet, Bangladesh. The subcontinent’s wars have never remained distant; India has borne the human, social, and economic fallout time and again. Today, the tensions flare again. Terror attacks linked to Pakistan spark familiar calls for retaliation. The world demands de-escalation, diplomacy, and restraint. Yet, with...

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  India's renewable energy sector is expanding its global footprint, with manufacturers of wind turbines and solar modules targeting the UK's burgeoning $20 billion clean energy market.   This strategic move aligns with the UK's ambitious goals to significantly enhance its renewable energy capacity by 2030. Wind Energy Expansion: The UK aims to quadruple its offshore wind capacity to 60 GW by 2030.   Siemens Energy has emphasized the need for long-term policy clarity to support this growth, highlighting the importance of a robust domestic supply chain to meet the increasing demand for wind turbine components.   The Times +1 Wikipedia +1 Solar Energy Growth: The UK government has set a target to triple solar power capacity to 47 GW by the end of the decade.   Companies like Octopus Energy are investing heavily in solar projects, with plans to add 222 MW of capacity through recent acquisitions.   Additionally, the Labour government has increased the budget fo...