Dr Jitendra Singh Pitches ‘BRICS Space Economy’ 
Wang Yi Meets Prime Minister Modi, Calls for Stronger India-China Cooperation 
India and South Korea Move to Deepen Strategic Cooperation Amid Global Uncertainty 
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Defense :
Indian Army Partners with Zoho to Strengthen Indigenous Digital Transformation
The agreement was signed by Lieutenant General Harsh Chhibber, Director General Information Systems, and Rajendran Dandapani, Director of Engineering at Zoho Corporation. The signing ceremony was witnessed by General Upendra Dwivedi, Chief of the Army Staff, and Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu.
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Health:
Camphor in Ayurveda: Karpura, the Fragrant Cooling Jewel of Indian Medicine
Camphor, known in Ayurveda as Karpura, is one of the most aromatic and instantly recognisable substances in the Indian healing...
India Crosses 5 Lakh Organ Donation Pledges, Marking a Major Milestone in Life-Saving Healthcare
India has crossed a major milestone in its organ donation movement, with more than 5 lakh citizens registering their pledge...
Bhojana Kutuhala: The Ayurvedic Book That Turned Food Into a Complete Science of Health
Bhojana Kutuhala is one of the most fascinating Sanskrit works in the Ayurvedic tradition because it treats food as a...
Horse Gram in Ayurveda: Kulattha, the Ancient Pulse of Strength, Warmth and Deep Cleansing
Horse gram, known in Sanskrit as Kulattha, is one of the most powerful traditional pulses in the Ayurvedic food system....
Prime Minister Modi Leads 12th International Day of Yoga Celebrations at Kolkata’s Red Road
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi led the national observance of the 12th International Day of Yoga at Red Road in...
Heritage :
Human Skeletal Remains from Rakhigarhi Transferred to Anthropological Survey of India for Advanced Scientific Research
Rakhigarhi, spread across approximately 550 hectares in Haryana, is widely recognized as the largest known settlement of the Indus-Saraswati Civilization. Archaeological excavations have revealed evidence of continuous habitation from the Early Harappan to the Mature Harappan periods, including planned settlements, drainage systems, craft production centres, trade networks, and burial grounds
