Solar and Wind Power Drive Jobs
Energetica India explores how solar and wind energy are major job creators in the renewable sector, offering employment across installation, maintenance, and manufacturing. These industries not only reduce carbon emissions but also support rural livelihoods and local economies. As the world shifts to clean energy, they emerge as engines of inclusive and sustainable growth.
Civil-military boundaries in cyberwarfare: Asia’s infrastructure as the new frontline
Asian Military Review analyses how the same digital networks that support military command systems also run ports, power grids, stock exchanges, hospitals and telecom platforms. This convergence has erased the traditional boundary between civilian and military domains. National infrastructure is no longer adjacent to conflict. It is embedded within it.
Zero Trust ERP Security for Smart Manufacturing Ecosystems
Manufacturing Today shows how manufacturing has become one of the most targeted sectors for cyberattacks. Ransomware incidents, supply chain compromises, and IP theft have increased as factories digitize. ERP systems are attractive targets because they provide a unified view of operations, suppliers, pricing, production schedules, and customer data. A breach at this level can halt production and expose strategic information simultaneously.
Why High-Tech Mining Still Struggles to Attract Young Engineers
Mining Magazine wonders why even as capital investment in Mining 4.0 accelerates, mining companies struggle to attract and retain young engineers. This contradiction points to a deeper structural problem that technology alone cannot solve.
Shared data standards, not aircraft performance, are key to scaling BVLOS
UAS Magazine examines why the future of large-scale Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) drone operations depends less on incremental aircraft performance gains and more on interoperable data standards. The article argues that scalable BVLOS will be unlocked through shared data architectures that enable coordination between drones, airspace managers, regulators, and digital infrastructure.
Raksha Anirveda analysis on how India must ensure the waters surrounding it remain open, multipolar, and resistant to domination. That requires steel in shipyards, clarity in doctrine, and patience in diplomacy. The Indian Ocean is not merely a theatre. It is the arena where Asia’s future equilibrium will be decided
The Real Cost of Distance- How 50 Kilometres Can Decide Profit or Loss in Cement
Global Cement examines how marginal differences in distance, last-mile logistics, fuel volatility, and infrastructure quality increasingly determine cement pricing and plant viability, often outweighing production-side efficiencies. Insights for plant managers, supply chain professionals, investors, and policymakers who are navigating tightening margins and growing logistics constraints.
Smart contracts: A governance innovation
Governance Now explores how smart contracts can transform public governance by automating processes, ensuring transparency, and reducing discretion. The article echoes Vastuta’s vision of leveraging technology to build accountable institutions and efficient service delivery, highlighting smart contracts as vital tools for citizen-centric, tamper-proof administrative systems.
BioSpectrum on India’s biomanufacturing revolution
BioSpectrum India examines the rise of biomanufacturing and the critical role of MSMEs in driving innovation. The piece highlights challenges in scaling, financing, and policy support. Aligned with Vastuta’s focus on economic development, it calls for inclusive strategies to integrate MSMEs into India’s biotechnology-driven growth narrative.
Kerala specific strategic future facing column
Articles examine Kerala through strategy, governance, and economic transformation. Themes include infrastructure expansion, MSME growth, biotechnology, ports, digital policy, employment generation, fiscal discipline, and institutional reform, emphasizing long-term competitiveness, private sector participation, export orientation, and inclusive, innovation-driven development.
Rethinking Skill Education for India’s Real Economy
The Academic Insights explores how Courses designed for three months of intensive learning can prepare individuals for immediate entry into the workforce if they are aligned closely with current market demand. This approach does not weaken universities or long term education.
India specific articles on strategic issues
Covers India’s political evolution after Nehru, debates on nationalism and identity, governance reforms, state capacity, economic direction, institutional strength, federal tensions, and democratic balance, analysing how power, ideology, and policy choices are reshaping India’s long term political and strategic trajectory.
First India on the Unified Theory of Knowledge
First India features Kiran S. Pillai’s “Unified Theory of Knowledge,” blending science, philosophy, and spiritual inquiry. The piece explores interconnectedness across disciplines, challenging fragmented thinking. It echoes Vastuta’s commitment to holistic understanding as the foundation for visionary policy, ethical leadership, and meaningful societal transformation.