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India's strong strides in Defense and Technology

Economy :

Bharat’s growth, markets and prosperity.

India’s Petroleum Product Exports Surge in July 2026 as Global Fuel Markets Tighten

Official data released by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry shows that the value of India’s petroleum-product exports increased by 67.64% year-on-year, rising from $4.13 billion in July 2025 to $6.92 billion in July 2026. Petroleum products were among the principal commodities driving India’s merchandise-export growth during the month.

Health:

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

Udumbara — Ayurveda’s Cluster Fig for Wounds, Bleeding and Pitta-Kapha Balance

Botanical Name: Ficus racemosa L.Sanskrit Name: UdumbaraCommon Names: Cluster Fig, Indian Fig, Gular Fig, Country FigFamily: MoraceaeHindi: GularMalayalam: AthiTamil: AtthiKannada:...

India Cuts Malaria Cases and Deaths by Nearly 80% as 160 Districts Report Zero Indigenous Transmission

India has recorded a nearly 80% decline in both malaria cases and deaths between 2015 and 2025, marking a major...

Karanja — Ayurveda’s Bitter Oil Tree for Skin, Wounds and Kapha-Vata Balance

Botanical Name: Pongamia pinnata (L.) PierreSanskrit Name: KaranjaCommon Names: Indian Beech, Pongam Tree, KaranjFamily: FabaceaeSynonym: Millettia pinnata (L.) PanigrahiHindi: KaranjMalayalam:...

Bengaluru’s SugarStrings.ai Develops Cheek-Swab DNA Test Screening Thousands of Genetic Disorders

Bengaluru-based healthtech startup SugarStrings.ai has developed Healthstring, a cheek-swab DNA sequencing test designed to screen genetic variants associated with more...

Green Pyramid Biotech Turns Sophorolipid Research Into a Natural Food-Safety Platform

Pune-based Green Pyramid Biotech has developed a biosurfactant-based platform that applies microbial fermentation and green chemistry to food safety, post-harvest...

Heritage :

Knowing more about the rich and vibrant India

Nishadha in the Mahabharata: The Kingdom of Nala in the Central Indian Landscape

Nishadha was the celebrated kingdom of King Nala, one of the most memorable rulers outside the main Kuru lineage in the Mahabharata. Its exact position cannot be fixed with the same confidence as kingdoms such as Kuru, Panchala, Matsya, Chedi or Vidarbha, but the geographical clues preserved in the Nala-Damayanti narrative strongly place it within the wider central Indian world associated with the Vindhyas, Avanti, Vidarbha and the routes leading north toward Kosala.