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Subhankar Paul

Subhankar Paul

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subhankar.paul@aajtak.com

The author is a journalist with 15 years of experience spanning print and digital media, with particular interest in geopolitics, global affairs, defence technology and emerging scientific breakthroughs shaping the future.

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In 2026, voters will elect all 435 members of the House and 35 senators, including two special elections to fill vacant seats. 

US Midterm Elections 2026: Why November 3 vote could reshape Trump's presidency

by Subhankar Paul |Nov 2, 2026

Midterm elections do not decide who occupies the White House. Instead, they determine which party controls Congress, influencing the administration's ability to pass legislation, approve spending, con...

The term 'coup d'état' has become central to the political rhetoric surrounding the crisis. 

Riot police, protests and coup claims: What triggered Poland's midnight constitutional crisis?

by Subhankar Paul |Oct 31, 2026

At the centre of the confrontation is a power struggle over the country's judiciary, pitting Prime Minister Donald Tusk's pro-European government against Nawrocki and the conservative opposition Law a...

Lifting off from the second launch pad at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota, the 50-metre-tall launch vehicle completed its automated flight sequence in under 19 minutes.

India's GPS rival gets a boost as ISRO places NVS-03 into orbit. Why it matters?

by Subhankar Paul |Oct 31, 2026

As the twelfth satellite in the Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS) it is engineered to augment the constellation with enhanced capabilities, greater robustness, and improved reliabili...

The development has sparked questions about whether Super El Niño 2026 could be influencing the polar vortex to behave in ways rarely observed at this time of the year.

Arctic polar vortex could weaken like never before in November: What Super El Niño has to do with it

by Subhankar Paul |Oct 30, 2026

El Niño can alter large-scale atmospheric circulation and influence the generation and propagation of planetary waves. These are enormous atmospheric waves that transport energy from the lower atmosph...

The projections highlight the risks associated with prolonged exposure to elevated temperatures, particularly for outdoor workers, older people and those with limited access to cooling facilities and healthcare.

Super El Niño death map: 8,57,000 heat-related deaths projected worldwide. Where India stands?

by Subhankar Paul |Oct 29, 2026

The projected total has also increased substantially from an earlier estimate. A September report projected 451,000 additional deaths through February 2027.

Indian households acquired an estimated $7.2 trillion in physical and financial assets between 2016 and 2025.

Property, stocks & bonds: BlackRock sees 4-fold jump in Indian household investments by 2035

by Subhankar Paul |Oct 29, 2026

BlackRock noted that domestic institutions had bought Indian equities for 38 consecutive months, including around $8 billion in September 2026, even as overseas investors resumed selling.

Metals and minerals prices are charting a historic trajectory, set to scale a new peak with a 25% increase in 2026, the World Bank said.

Food security risk? World Bank warns global commodity prices to surge 23% amid overlapping crises

by Subhankar Paul |Oct 29, 2026

The historic disruption to energy supplies, spearheaded by the West Asia conflict, has drawn down global oil inventories and is set to propel energy prices upward by 32% in 2026, reversing three conse...

AI readiness increasingly depends on physical infrastructure, not just software and research.

AI race beyond US, China: Japan, South Korea emerge as leading AI-ready economies. How India fares

by Subhankar Paul |Oct 25, 2026

For India, the challenge extends beyond developing AI models or attracting technology investment. It is also about ensuring that AI adoption improves productivity across the economy while preparing wo...

What was once seen as a success story of skilled migration is increasingly being questioned amid claims that foreign workers are taking jobs from Americans and allowing companies to cut labour costs. 

Why are Indians facing backlash over US tech jobs? How H-1B visas became a flashpoint

by Subhankar Paul |Oct 24, 2026

The backlash extends beyond Silicon Valley, with tighter H-1B visa restrictions potentially affecting technology hiring, housing demand and local economies that depend on international talent. 

Studies in animal models have suggested that removing senescent cells can improve physical function and, in some experimental settings, extend lifespan.

Is living longer a reality? AI-designed anti-ageing breakthrough could help eliminate ‘zombie cells’

by Subhankar Paul |Oct 24, 2026

Cellular senescence is a biological process in which cells permanently stop dividing, often in response to DNA damage, cellular stress or other threats. It can be beneficial in certain circumstances, ...