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India’s Kharif Sowing Area Reaches 531.25 Lakh Hectares by July 10, 2026 
Shunthi in Ayurveda-Dry Ginger — The Classical Fire-Kindling Rhizome 
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INS Mahendragiri Joins Indian Navy, Strengthening India’s Blue-Water Combat Power
INS Mahendragiri has joined the Indian Navy’s Eastern Fleet, also known as the Sunrise Fleet. The frigate will strengthen India’s maritime combat capabilities along the eastern seaboard and extend the Navy’s operational reach across the Indian Ocean Region.
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India’s Kharif Sowing Area Reaches 531.25 Lakh Hectares by July 10, 2026
Rice accounted for 114.69 lakh hectares of the total kharif area covered by July 10. This was 10.84 lakh hectares below the 125.53 lakh hectares planted during the corresponding period of 2025.
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Health:
Shunthi in Ayurveda-Dry Ginger — The Classical Fire-Kindling Rhizome
Shunthi, commonly known as dry ginger, is one of the most respected digestive herbs in Ayurveda. Botanically, it comes from...
Katphala in Ayurveda- Himalayan Bayberry — The Aromatic Bark for Kapha, Throat and Digestion
Katphala, commonly known as Himalayan bayberry, is a respected Ayurvedic herb known for its sharp, aromatic and cleansing nature. Botanically,...
Saindhava Lavana in Ayurveda -The Gentle Rock Salt of Digestion, Taste and Balance
Saindhava Lavana, commonly known as rock salt, is one of the most respected salts in Ayurveda. Among the different varieties...
Chitraka in Ayurveda-The Fiery Root that Kindles Agni
Chitraka, botanically known as Plumbago zeylanica L., is one of Ayurveda’s powerful digestive herbs. It is traditionally known for its...
India and Australia Strengthen Protection of Traditional Knowledge Through TKDL Access Agreement
India and Australia have taken a significant step towards protecting traditional knowledge and strengthening intellectual property cooperation by signing an...
Heritage :
Kalpathy Viswanatha Swamy Temple: Palakkad’s Sacred Dakshina Kashi and the Glory of Ratholsavam
The temple is believed to be more than 700 years old, making it one of the important ancient worship centres of Palakkad. Situated in the cultural landscape of Kalpathy agraharam, the shrine is not only a place of worship but also the spiritual heart of a heritage settlement. Kerala Tourism notes that the temple becomes the focal point of festivities every November during the Ratholsavam.
