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Tech Hack Offers Free Legal Aid, Empowers Readers

A 'Hack of the Day' feature on NALSA's portal led to a life-changing request for help. Discover how practical tech tips are solving real problems for Indians daily. Read the full story.

Gen Z Slashes Holiday Budgets, Retailers Worry

Young shoppers in the US are tightening budgets, cutting holiday spending by 34% due to economic pressures like student loans and high rents. Discover how retailers are adapting.

India's Health Spending Among World's Lowest: Oxfam

Oxfam's 2020 report reveals India allocated only 4% of its budget to health, ranking 155th globally. This critical underfunding left the nation vulnerable during the COVID-19 crisis. Read the full analysis.

India's Spending-Saving Conundrum: 70% Save More

70% of Indians prioritize saving over spending despite economic growth. Discover how financial anxiety and inflation are reshaping consumer behavior and what this means for India's economy.

Military Spending Hits Record $2.7 Trillion in 2024

Global military expenditure reached a record $2.7 trillion in 2024, rising 9.4% from 2023. Explore how Eisenhower's Military-Industrial Complex concept explains this surge and its implications for global security.

US Retail Sales Growth Slows to 0.2% in September

US retail sales grew slower than expected in September at 0.2% as consumers faced persistent high prices. Producer prices rose 0.3%, driven by energy and food costs. Read the full analysis.

Telangana Debit Card Spending Grows 19%, Ranks 2nd

Telangana records 19% debit card growth, becoming India's second fastest-growing state. Car sales surge 29% as GST rationalization boosts consumer confidence. Explore the digital payment revolution.

US Economy's AI Dependency Risks Recession

The US economy now heavily relies on AI investment from tech giants. Without this spending, GDP growth would halve, raising recession risks. Explore the implications.

US Holiday Shopping Defies Economic Concerns

American consumers are spending strongly at Walmart, Gap and TJ Maxx despite tariff pressures. Holiday sales expected to grow 3.7-4.2% to over $1 trillion. Read the full analysis.

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