Parushaka: The Cooling Phalsa Berry of Ayurveda 
SSS Defence T-12: India’s Indigenous Shotgun Built for the Last Mile of Counter-Drone Warfare 
Indonesia to Commemorate Centenary of Rabindranath Tagore’s Historic Visit 
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SSS Defence T-12: India’s Indigenous Shotgun Built for the Last Mile of Counter-Drone Warfare
SSS Defence, the Bengaluru-based private small-arms manufacturer, has secured multiple Indian Army orders for its T-12 semi-automatic shotgun, with deliveries reported to begin in 2026. ThePrint reported that this will be the first time the Indian Army uses a weapon system from SSS Defence, while BharatShakti described the T-12 as India’s first domestically designed and manufactured counter-drone shotgun to enter Army service.
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Indonesia to Commemorate Centenary of Rabindranath Tagore’s Historic Visit
Rabindranath Tagore’s journey to Indonesia in 1927 was more than a literary visit. It was a cultural pilgrimage into a region where Indian civilisational influences had blended with local genius for centuries. During his stay, Tagore travelled widely, observing Indonesian traditions, temple art, dance, architecture and craft traditions. His interaction with the cultural life of Java and Bali deeply influenced his own imagination and later shaped artistic exchanges between Indonesia and Santiniketan.
