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General Dhiraj Seth Takes Over As The Chief Of The Army Staff 
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General Dhiraj Seth Takes Over As The Chief Of The Army Staff
General Dhiraj Seth is an alumnus of the National Defence Academy, Khadakwasla, and was commissioned into the Armoured Corps in December 1986. Over a distinguished military career spanning nearly four decades, he has had extensive experience across the operational, strategic, capability development and institutional domains, contributing significantly to the Indian Army’s combat effectiveness and long-term transformation.
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Mango in Ayurveda: Āmra, the King of Fruits and a Seasonal Medicine
Mango, known in Sanskrit as Āmra, holds a special place in Ayurveda as both a nourishing fruit and a seasonal...
Pomegranate in Ayurveda: Dadima, the Ruby Fruit That Supports Digestion, Strength and Heart Wellness
Pomegranate, known in Sanskrit as Dadima, is one of the most admired fruits in Ayurveda. Its ruby-red seeds, sweet-sour taste,...
Juniper in Ayurveda: Hapusha, the Warming Herb of Digestion, Channels and Classical Takra Therapy
Juniper, known in Ayurveda as Hapusha, is a distinctive aromatic herb valued for its sharp, warming and channel-clearing qualities. In...
India Launches Drug Registry to Standardize Medicine Data Across Healthcare Ecosystem
Union Health Minister Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda has launched the Drug Registry, a unified and standardized digital platform designed to...
Carom Seeds in Ayurveda: Yavani, the Small Seed That Strengthens Digestion
Carom seed, commonly known as Ajwain, is one of the most trusted spices in the Indian kitchen and one of...
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Kayamkulam Raja: The Proud Rulers of Odanad Before the Rise of Travancore
The Kayamkulam Raja was not merely a local chief. He represented one of the notable ruling houses of central Kerala during a time when the region was divided into several principalities. These kingdoms were small in size compared with later Travancore, but they were politically alert, militarily active and deeply connected to trade, temple culture and local warrior traditions.
