India’s International Collaboration for Strategic and Critical Minerals

India's international collaboration for strategic and critical minerals

Strategic and critical minerals are essential for sectors such as electric vehicles (EVs), renewable energy, semiconductors, defence, and advanced technologies. To secure mineral supply chains, India has strengthened international partnerships and overseas mineral acquisitions. Khanij Bidesh India Limited (KABIL) Country-wise Collaborations & Progress 🇦🇷 Argentina (Catamarca Province) 🇦🇺 Australia 🇿🇲 Zambia 🇮🇹 Italy India’s Membership … Read more

Clue Challenge Day #49: Scientists Just Found a Lost World Beneath the Amazon. Can You Name the Civilization?

Clue Challenge Day #49: Scientists Just Found a Lost World Beneath the Amazon. Can You Name the Civilization?

One civilization. Six clues. Hidden for 2,500 years. Revealed by lasers. Still rewriting Amazon history in 2026. All real. For decades, many researchers believed the Amazon rainforest could never support large urban societies. Then scientists scanned beneath the jungle canopy and discovered something extraordinary: roads, plazas, agricultural landscapes, and entire cities connected across a vast … Read more

Clue Challenge Day #48: NASA Is Flying Toward a World Worth More Than Earth’s Economy. Can You Name It?

Clue Challenge Day #48: NASA Is Flying Toward a World Worth More Than Earth's Economy. Can You Name It?

One world. Five clues. A mission already in deep space. A treasure chest worth quadrillions. And it could completely change how humanity thinks about mining, resources, and the future of space. NASA launched a spacecraft toward it in October 2023. It is not a planet. Not a moon. Not even a dwarf planet. Yet some … Read more

Clue Challenge Day #47: Fewer Than 800 Remain. Can You Name the World’s Rarest Great Ape?

Clue Challenge Day #47: Fewer Than 800 Remain. Can You Name the World's Rarest Great Ape?

One species. Five clues. Less than 800 left. Found on a single island. Fighting for survival in 2026. All real. Latest Update: Climate change intensified rainfall from Cyclone Senyar may have killed 58, the world’s rarest great ape, a new study says. Scientists call it the rarest great ape on Earth. It was only officially … Read more

Clue Challenge Day #46: The World’s Most Dangerous Volcano Is Waking Up. Can You Name It?

Clue Challenge Day #46: The World’s Most Dangerous Volcano Is Waking Up. Can You Name It?

One volcano. Five clues. Nearly three million people nearby. A history of catastrophe. And fresh warning signs making headlines in 2026. It destroyed an entire Roman city in a single day. It sits beside one of Europe’s most densely populated metropolitan areas. Scientists have recently recorded renewed seismic activity beneath it, prompting closer monitoring and … Read more

Clue Challenge Day #45: Microsoft Just Dropped a 1,000x More Reliable Quantum Chip. Can You Name It?

Clue Challenge Day #45: Microsoft Just Dropped a 1,000x More Reliable Quantum Chip. Can You Name It?

One chip. Five clues. Unveiled June 2, 2026. The boldest quantum claim in years — or the world’s most expensive gamble. All real. You decide. It uses a material found in hospital X-ray shields. It was partly designed by an AI. It stores data using exotic ghost particles predicted by a physicist who vanished without … Read more

Clue Challenge Day #44: It Survived Space, Extinction & Cancer Labs. Name This Animal.

Clue Challenge Day #44: It Survived Space, Extinction & Cancer Labs. Name This Animal

One creature. Five clues. 600 million years old. Smaller than a grain of sand. Tougher than almost anything that has ever lived. It has survived all five of Earth’s mass extinctions. It can live in the vacuum of space, in boiling water, under six times the pressure of the ocean’s deepest trench, and in temperatures … Read more

Clue Challenge Day #43: A Nation Is Disappearing Underwater in Real Time. Can You Name It?

Clue Challenge Day #43: A Nation Is Disappearing Underwater in Real Time. Can You Name It?

One nation. Five clues. Nine islands. 11,000 people. All of it sinking. All real. It has amended its constitution to declare its statehood eternal — even if its land vanishes beneath the ocean. It declared a state of emergency in April 2026. And it is hosting world leaders before COP31. Can you name this country … Read more

Clue Challenge Day #42: Locals Are Spraying Tourists With Water Guns. Which Country Has Had Enough?

Clue Challenge Day #42: Locals Are Spraying Tourists With Water Guns. Which Country Has Had Enough?

One country. Five clues. 94 million visitors. Protests in 40+ cities. A tourism boom turning into a political crisis. For decades, this country was the dream destination. Sun-soaked beaches. Historic cities. Island escapes. Millions of visitors arriving every summer. But something has changed. This year, protesters armed with water pistols marched through tourist districts, blocked … Read more

Clue Challenge Day #41: He Built the Brain Behind Every AI. Now He Warns It Could Destroy Us. Who Is He?

Clue Challenge Day #41: He Built the Brain Behind Every AI. Now He Warns It Could Destroy Us. Who Is He?

One person. Five clues. Nobel Prize winner. AI pioneer. The scientist who helped build the technology reshaping the world—and now warns it may be our biggest challenge. Most people using AI today have never heard his name. Yet nearly every major AI system—from ChatGPT to self-driving cars—can trace part of its intellectual DNA back to … Read more