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Pradeep S. Mehta and Sohom Banerjee |Trans-humanism: The Silent Capture Of The Human Mind

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By Pradeep S Mehta, Sohom Banerjee
| Deccan Chronicle Verified
A young professional wakes up in the morning. Before touching water, before offering a prayer, before looking at the sky, he checks his phone which tells him what meeting comes first, what news deserves his fear, what food may improve his health, what music may improve his mood, and what advertisement may match his hidden desire. He still believes he is free. But slowly, quietly, the first decisions of his day have already been outsourced.
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India must secure its aluminium supply chain

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By Sohom Banerjee, Pradeep S Mehta
| MSN India Verified
When the Strait of Hormuz effectively shut down on February 28, 2026, it didn't just disrupt an energy corridor. It revealed how fragile a key assumption of globalisation is, the belief that goods can move across oceans without interruption. Within weeks, shipping through the strait dropped by over 95%. The impacts were felt across not just one industry or region, but the entire global system of production and trade.
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India must secure its aluminium supply chain

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By Pradeep S Mehta, Sohom Banerjee
| Hindustan Times Verified
When the Strait of Hormuz effectively shut down on February 28, 2026, it didn’t just disrupt an energy corridor. It revealed how fragile a key assumption of globalisation is, the belief that goods can move across oceans without interruption. Strait of Hormuz (REUTERS) Within weeks, shipping through the strait dropped by over 95%. The impacts were felt across not just one industry or region, but the entire global system of production and trade.
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