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Analysing geopolitics of emerging technologies, especially nuclear energy and biotechnology. @miis and @ucdavis alum. Tweets = personal; RT ≠ endorsements.
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US-China 'managed rivalry' and India's challenges

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By Kashish Parpiani, Saurabh Todi
| Substack
Halfway in, the year 2026 has been challenging (to say the least) for the world — marred by renewed inter-state rivalry, weaponization of choke-points, asymmetric warfare using drones, inflationary pressures stifling global growth, etc. With its issue-based alignments and push for capacity-building to reduce vulnerabilities, India has sought to weather these challenges, whilst sustaining momentum as the world’s fastest-growing major economy.
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India-US must collaborate on emerging nuclear technologies, not reactor construction

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By Saurabh Todi
| Deccan Herald Verified
India-US must collaborate on emerging nuclear technologies, not reactor construction The US removing Indian establishments from its Entity List will unlikely speed up reactor construction in India
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BioE3 policy must prioritise biopharma and biomanufacturing

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By Shambhavi Naik, Saurabh Todi
| Deccan Herald Verified
India is pursuing an industrial strategy to attract the international market through investments in mission-mode projects such as quantum technologies, semiconductors and green technologies and production-linked incentive schemes for sectors such as electronics manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, drones, etc. The BioE3 policy can include similar mechanisms for incentivising companies to prioritise those products that are diversified away from China through BioSECURE.
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