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As Global Payments Shift To Stablecoins, Mastercard Gets Ready For What’s Next
By acquiring a stablecoin-infra company for $1.8 billion, Mastercard is moving into blockchain-based payments and stablecoins, offering a glimpse of how domestic networks like RuPay could approach global expansion.
How Blockchain Can Help Fix India’s Data-Privacy Problem
As the Indian government tightens its data protection rules, blockchain could help companies show how they use user data, record user consent clearly, and give people more control over it.
Blockchain Stablecoins May Offer A New Way To Send Money to India
Millions of Indians abroad send money home each month. Stablecoins may offer a faster way to transfer those funds, without going through several banks or long delays.
Why Developers Say Blockchain Still Lacks User-Friendly Apps
Developers say blockchain networks and tools have improved, but the apps built on them are still hard to use, expensive, and slower than familiar internet services.
Beyond ISRO: India’s Space Sector Hits A $44 Billion Turning Point
With ISRO guiding the next gen and startups set to cross $147 million in funding this fiscal, India must increase space spending as a share of GDP to secure critical infrastructure and long‑term strategic advantage.
How Blockchain Could Ease Land Dispute Backlogs, And Why Apex Court Agrees
Last week the Supreme Court urged the government to register sale deeds on a blockchain, which would be far harder to challenge. That would keep thousands of routine property disputes out of court and free up judicial time for cases that actually need it.
Blockchain Is The Rehab Where Useless Rewards Can Become Usable Perks
Most UPI users let their discount vouchers expire because they are of no use to them. With blockchain in the picture, rewards earned on various platforms can be pooled, carried across apps, and spent on everyday needs, giving users the power to choose what they want.
From Rings To Returns: How Blockchain Brings Diamonds To Portfolios
Bought mostly for love or status, diamonds are now being repackaged like an ETF, with blockchain ensuring investors get exposed only to standardised and conflict-free stones.
