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Material question behind Viksit Bharat

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By Manish Dubey, Rahul Bajaj, Nidhi Srivastava
| Hindustan Times Verified
For much of the 20th century, strategic power rested on food, fuel and finance, and oil shaped alliances, trade routes and wars. India's own policy architecture was built for that world, where economic resilience depended on securing essential commodities. Rare Earths (Official image.) That world has not disappeared. But it is no longer sufficient. The headlines today are dominated by lithium, cobalt, nickel and rare earths.
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Future-proofing India’s real estate

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By Manish Dubey, Amir Bazaz
| Deccan Herald Verified
The next phase of the boom, therefore, cannot be judged only by how much is constructed, but by how each new building behaves inside this metabolism. Three shifts are central: how we build, how buildings perform, and how they connect to power systems. The second shift concerns what buildings do over the decades they are occupied. The distinction here is between assets that are “less bad” and assets that are genuinely high-performing.
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Five solutions Indian cities need to stop fighting for water week after week

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By Manish Dubey, K.V. Santhosh Ragavan
| The Hindu Verified
Urban India’s water emergency is no longer a future risk. It has become the normal of our summers. From high-rises anxiously tracking tanker schedules to informal settlements queuing at a single standpost, every year brings the same mix of dry taps, frayed tempers, and quiet resignation. This summer, residents in parts of New Delhi have already faced days without piped water supply and large families have had to make do with just one 20-litre water can for a day.
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