Defense :

India's strong strides in Defense and Technology

Indian Navy Targets Historic Induction of 18 Warships in 2026

This level of localisation extends beyond the hull and basic ship structure. Indian shipyards and defence companies are supplying increasingly sophisticated combat-management systems, radars, electronic warfare equipment, communication systems, anti-submarine warfare systems, missile launchers and other mission-critical equipment.

Economy :

Bharat’s growth, markets and prosperity.

Indian Navy Targets Historic Induction of 18 Warships in 2026

This level of localisation extends beyond the hull and basic ship structure. Indian shipyards and defence companies are supplying increasingly sophisticated combat-management systems, radars, electronic warfare equipment, communication systems, anti-submarine warfare systems, missile launchers and other mission-critical equipment.

Health:

Ayurveda, Yoga, Meditation and much more....

Ayurveda and Sleep: Understanding Nidra as a Pillar of Health

Ayurveda regards sleep, or Nidra, as one of the fundamental supports of human health. Along with food and regulated conduct,...

Government Says Social Security Coverage Now Reaches More Than 100 Crore Indians

More than 100 crore people in India are now covered under different forms of social security, according to Union Minister...

Large 24-Week Trial Finds Standardised Ashwagandha Root Extract Well Tolerated Without Liver or Kidney Injury

A large multicentre clinical trial involving 1,200 adults has found that a standardised Ashwagandha root extract was well tolerated over...

Ayurveda and Walking: The Simplest Daily Health Practice

Walking is one of the simplest forms of physical activity, yet in Ayurveda it fits naturally into a much broader...

Indian Pharmaceutical Market Grows 12.96% in August as Chronic Therapies Drive Expansion

India’s domestic pharmaceutical market recorded strong double-digit growth in August 2026, with total monthly sales reaching approximately ₹24,827 crore. According...

Heritage :

Knowing more about the rich and vibrant India

Pundra — The Northern Bengal Kingdom of the Karatoya and the Ancient City of Pundranagara

The Mahabharata places Pundra firmly within the political geography of eastern India. Pundra repeatedly appears beside kingdoms such as Vanga, Anga, Kalinga, Suhma and Tamralipta, indicating that the epic tradition regarded it as part of a recognisable eastern political and cultural zone rather than as an isolated or vaguely located people.