IAF Opens Mehar Baba Competition-3 to Drive Indigenous Drone-Based Radar Innovation 
India’s Bio-Economy to Reach $1 Trillion by 2047, Says Dr Jitendra Singh 
India’s Private Sector Activity Gains Speed in April as Hiring Touches 10-Month High 
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IAF Opens Mehar Baba Competition-3 to Drive Indigenous Drone-Based Radar Innovation
The competition aims to build a proof-of-concept system in which a collaborative swarm of Unmanned Aerial Systems functions as an airborne radar network. The proposed system is expected to detect, track and report aerial targets in a contested environment, while sending accurate target-location data to a centralised monitoring station.
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NIPER Hajipur, Boehringer Ingelheim Sign MoU to Boost Pharma Research and Next-Generation Therapies
New Delhi, April 24, 2026: The National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Hajipur, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding...
Vitamin D Deficiency: The Silent Deficit Getting Harder to Ignore
Vitamin D deficiency has become one of the most persistent “hidden” nutritional problems of modern life. Even in sunny countries,...
Telangana Positions Itself as Norway’s Preferred Healthcare Partner in India
Telangana is pitching itself as a major Indian hub for global healthcare, life sciences and medical technology investment, with Industries...
Black Pepper In Ayurveda: The Fiery Seed That Kindles Digestion, Clears Heaviness
In Ayurveda, black pepper is Maricha—the dried fruit of Piper nigrum—and it is treated as far more than a table...
Lupin Launches Generic Anti-Diabetic Tablets in US, Expands Diabetes Care Portfolio
Lupin Limited has launched its generic anti-diabetic drug, Dapagliflozin and Metformin Hydrochloride extended-release tablets, in the United States, expanding its...
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Wildlife Tourism Enters a Stricter Era as India, Kenya, Sri Lanka and Norway Tighten Safari Rules
The rule is aimed at reducing disturbance to wildlife and restoring discipline inside safari routes. Similar measures have been reported in other protected areas, with some parks asking visitors to deposit phones at entry gates and others requiring devices to remain switched off during the drive.
