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Surajit Dasgupta

New Delhi
As seen in: NDTV, CNN-News18, Firstpost, Flipboard, Mint, Swarajya, DealStreetAsia, NDTV Profit, Inkl, The Buck Stopper
Founder, Swadharma & Sirf News, ex-MyNation, ex-Hindusthan Samachar, ex-Swarajya, ex-Pioneer & ex-Statesman. I belong to neither gang — evil left or dumb right.
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Indian Army gears up with advanced tech and drones for future warfare

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By Surajit Dasgupta
| Firstpost Verified
When General Upendra Dwivedi retires as chief of army staff on 30 June, he is unlikely to be remembered merely as another army chief who led the world’s second-largest standing army. His tenure may instead be viewed as one of the most transformative periods in the Indian Army’s modern history — a period in which the institution accelerated its transition from a manpower-intensive force into a technology-enabled, future-ready military designed for the battlefield of tomorrow.
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Hangor’s price: What Pakistan’s submarines cost in human terms

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By Surajit Dasgupta
| Firstpost Verified
In fiscal year 2024, the World Bank estimated that Pakistan’s poverty rate had reached 40.5 per cent — measured at $3.65 per person per day in 2017 purchasing power parity terms — with an additional 2.6 million Pakistanis falling below the poverty line.
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Ancient wisdom fuels Economic Survey 2025-26 odyssey

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By Surajit Dasgupta
| thesquirrels.in
Imagine a government report that reads like a philosophical epic, where ancient sages rub shoulders with fiscal forecasts. The Economic Survey 2025-26, tabled just before the Union Budget, does precisely that. Amid charts on GDP growth and inflation trends, it sprinkles pearls of wisdom from India’s rich heritage, reminding us that the quest for prosperity isn’t new — it’s as old as the Vedas themselves.
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