Article Today, Hyderabad: There are wars you hear. And then there are wars you feel. In Iran today, the noise of explosions is loud. But louder still is something quieter — the sound of people choosing not to break. Buildings fall. Streets empty. Yet, something unseen holds firm. It is not steel. It is belief….
Article Today, Hyderabad: A widening war involving the United States, Israel and Iran has disrupted global oil flows. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has choked a critical supply route. This narrow passage carries nearly a fifth of the world’s oil trade. As a result, Asian economies dependent on imports now face an acute…
Article Today, Hyderabad: The conflict involving Iran has begun to affect supply chains far beyond the Gulf. India, a major importer of natural gas, is facing disruptions as exports from Qatar come under strain. As a result, industries dependent on steady gas supply are reporting operational stress. Glass Production Takes a HitGlass manufacturing units, which…
Article Today, Hyderabad: The sequel to Dhurandhar released worldwide on Thursday, timed with the Ugadi festival. The film opened amid strong anticipation after the commercial success of the first installment. Advance shows were screened in Hindi across several Indian cities a day earlier. However, delayed content delivery affected Telugu and Tamil versions, leading to the…
Article Today, Hyderabad: War often brings more than explosions. It also brings battles over truth. In the United States, a new confrontation is unfolding between the government and the media. President Donald Trump has expressed deep frustration over war coverage by major American news organisations. The tension has grown sharper in recent days. Reports about…
Article Today, Hyderabad: Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly shaping modern warfare. Military planners are using machine learning systems to analyse vast volumes of surveillance data. One such system is Project Maven, an artificial intelligence programme developed by the United States Department of Defense. The technology processes drone footage and satellite imagery to identify potential military…
Article Today, Hyderabad: Prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology have begun using wood-fired stoves in hostel kitchens after cooking gas supplies stalled. Several campuses, including the IIT in Hyderabad, are facing disruptions in cylinder deliveries. Hostel staff are now preparing meals over traditional firewood stoves to ensure students continue to receive food. Hostel Kitchens Under PressureThe…
Article Today, Hyderabad: Tensions between the United States and Iran have intensified after Washington authorised military strikes against Iranian targets in February. The move, approved by US President Donald Trump, has triggered retaliatory responses from Tehran and raised fears of a wider regional confrontation. Analysts say the escalation has added new uncertainty to an already…
Article Today, Hyderabad: Ali Larijani has re-emerged as a key figure in Iran’s strategic decision making at a time of rising regional tensions. The senior Iranian leader currently plays an influential role in national security discussions. His statements and political moves have drawn attention as Tehran navigates pressure from the United States and Israel. Rising…
Article Today, Hyderabad: Artificial intelligence (AI) is now moving faster than human decision-making on the battlefield. In the past, hundreds of soldiers were needed to analyse thousands of hours of surveillance footage from aircraft and drones. However, modern AI systems can now process such data within seconds. During recent US strikes on Iran, these technologies…
