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Preventing Cloud Configuration Drift Without the Headache of State Files

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By Shailendra Singh
| DEV Community
The transition to Infrastructure as Code revolutionized how engineering teams deploy and manage cloud resources. Instead of relying on error-prone manual processes and endless clicks within a web console, platform engineers can now define entire data centers using declarative configuration languages. This fundamental shift promised absolute consistency, repeatable deployments, and unparalleled version control for cloud environments.
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Cavity Magnomechanical Framework for a Highly Efficient Quantum Battery

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By Shailendra Singh, Jia-Xin Peng, Mahmoud Youssef Abd-Rabbou
| Wiley Online Library
S. K.Singh, A. A. A. A.Zahia, J.-X.Peng, and M. Y.Abd-Rabbou, “Cavity Magnomechanical Framework for a Highly Efficient Quantum Battery.” Annalen der Physik538, no. 6 (2026): e70225. https://doi.org/10.1002/andp.70225 Conflicts of Interest The authors declare no conflicts of interest. Data Availability Statement The data that support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author upon reasonable request.
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Kharif 2026: A Risk-Management Imperative for Indian Agribusiness

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By Shailendra Singh
| Krishi Jagran
El Niño threatens Kharif 2026 as resilient soils and adaptive farming become agriculture’s strongest defence. Three structural forces are converging on Indian agriculture in Kharif 2026: a high-probability El Niño event, a geopolitically fractured fertiliser supply chain, and soil systems degraded by decades of chemical-intensive farming. For agribusiness leaders, this is not a weather story.
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