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Drones: From Remote-Controlled Toys To Lethal Weapons

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By Anas Khan
| The Friday Times Verified
We belong to a generation that witnessed toys evolve from simple plastic figures to battery‑powered gadgets and eventually to remote‑controlled wonders. RC cars arrived in our markets a little later than their invention in 1966, and RC toy planes — those lightweight plastic models we first saw only in Western movies and documentaries began appearing around 1976.
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Market Depth Can Turn Rainfall Shocks into Smaller Price Spikes

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By Ashima Goyal, Anas Khan
| BasisPoint Insight
Tomato, onion and potato, or TOP, prices are among the most visible sources of food inflation in India. A sharp rise in any one of them quickly enters household budgets, political debate and the inflation outlook. The usual explanation is bad weather. Heavy rain damages crops, delays harvesting, disrupts transport and increases spoilage. For highly perishable vegetables, even a temporary interruption in supply can produce a large price movement.
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The Most Political FIFA World Cup in Modern History

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By Anas Khan
| The Friday Times Verified
International sport has never existed in a vacuum, but this FIFA World Cup has pushed the boundary between athletics and geopolitics more than any tournament in recent decades. What was once marketed as a global celebration of football has increasingly become a stage for diplomatic signaling, nationalist messaging, and political controversy.
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