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India - Germany climate talk highlights green industrial partnership as key driver of future growth
German - based HAS to invest in nano - agriculture solutions for Indian farmers
German - Based HAS to Invest Nearly EUR1 Million in Nano - Agriculture Solutions for Indian Farmers Amid Fertiliser Concerns
Four levers that can unlock hydrogen demand today
By Chelcie Henry-Robertson Across major economies, from the U. S. to Germany and India, governments and industry are working to scale low-emissions hydrogen as a substitute for fossil fuels in hard-to-abate sectors such as fertilizers, refining, shipping and…
Kolkata man in Germany says India handled passport renewal faster than Berlin permit
An Indian national living in Germany shared his passport renewal experience. He found India's administrative process impressive despite its scale. Renewing his Indian passport took about six weeks. In contrast, obtaining an appointment at Germany's Foreigner'…
'1.5 hours in traffic, meetings till 10 PM': Man who moved from Germany to Bengaluru shares how life changed more than he imagined
Trending News: Moving across the ocean to another country is a dream many harbour in India. From a calmer life to lesser work pressure, there are too many perks that.
Bengaluru vs Germany: Techie says there's no silence, lifestyle changes more than he imagined; netizens say 'be happy'
A German software engineer, Tanuj, shared his significant lifestyle shift after moving to Bengaluru. He highlighted stark contrasts in daily routines, from noisy awakenings and extensive commutes in India to serene mornings and efficient public transport in G…
Heating and cooling buildings is heating the planet, UN says. Here are some solutions
Buildings spew nearly 40 per cent of the world's planet-warming emissions and the amount is growing, says a new UN report. That's partly because fossil fuels still dominate heating and cooling. Here are some solutions from Kenya to Germany to Colombia, and wh…
Germany: Chemical industry down, but not out
Hit by high energy costs and regulation, Germany’s chemical companies are scaling back production at home while expanding abroad. Can the trend be reversed?
Germany's crisis-hit chemical industry seeks revival
Hit by high energy costs and regulation, Germany's chemical companies are scaling back production at home while expanding abroad. Can the trend be reversed? Germany's chemical sector stands as a core pillar of the nation's economy, ranking third after automot…
Germany's crisis-hit chemical industry seeks revival
Hit by high energy costs and regulation, Germany's chemical companies are scaling back production at home while expanding abroad. Can the trend be reversed?
‘Sometimes comfort is not enough’: Bengaluru techie's honest reason for leaving Germany after 6 years and returning to India
A Bengaluru tech professional, after six years in Germany, chose to return to India, finding that while Germany offered comfort and order, it lacked the emotional vibrancy of home. He highlights that beyond infrastructure and efficiency, India's unpredictable…
Sohini Roychowdhury engages students through dance and Indian classical traditions
Dancer Sohini Roychowdhury, alongside the India Quartet, captivated audiences in Austria and Germany through a unique blend of Bharatanatyam, storytelling, and Indian classical music. Across 20 educational institutions, students explored Shiva's tales and Ved…
The 'Aryan' myth
Blond, blue-eyed and athletic were features of the ideal "Aryan" according to Nazi ideology. People still associate the term with the Nazis, though its roots lie elsewhere. Like many other Germans, Adolf Hitler had neither blond hair nor was he particularly t…
From India to Iran: How Hitler redefined 'Aryan' for the Nazis
According to Nazi ideology, an ideal "Aryan" was blond, blue-eyed with athletic features. The term is still tied to Nazi Germany, but its origin lies elsewhere.
European leaders say the timing of Trump's decision to pull troops from Germany came as a surprise
Asked about the American decision, Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre said: "I wouldn't exaggerate that because I think we are expecting that Europe is taking more charge of its own security.
European leaders see Trump's troop drawdown from Germany as new proof they must go it alone
European leaders say President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw U.S. troops from Germany is fresh proof that Europe must take care of its own security
European leaders see Trump's troop drawdown from Germany as new proof they must go it alone
European leaders on Monday said that U.S. President Donald Trump’s snap decision to pull thousands of U.S. troops out of Germany came as a surprise but is a fresh sign that Europe must take care of its own security.
A nation captured by the military industrial complex: US military budget greater than next EIGHT countries combined
The United States military budget reached a gluttonous $921 billion in 2025, larger than the combined defense spending of China, Russia, Germany, the United Kingdom, India, Saudi Arabia, France, and Japan. This grotesque redistribution of wealth into the warf…
Links 5/1/2026
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