Rare Leafless Orchid Gastrodia keyiensis Discovered in Arunachal Pradesh’s Keyi Valley 
India Ranks First Among 41 Markets in Swedish Global Business Climate Survey 2026 
India’s Semiconductor Market Could Cross US$200 Billion by 2035 as Domestic Demand Accelerates 
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Defense :
JCBL Receives DRDO Technology for Indigenous 20-Tonne Heavy Drop System for C-130J and C-17
The Heavy Drop System–20T Type V is designed for the aerial delivery of military equipment and armoured platforms weighing up to 20 tonnes from transport aircraft including the C-130J and C-17.
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Economy :
India Ranks First Among 41 Markets in Swedish Global Business Climate Survey 2026
The 2026 Global Business Climate Survey covered 41 markets, the largest number since the survey began. Business Sweden said Swedish companies globally continued to show resilience despite geopolitical uncertainty and a cautious economic environment.
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Health:
FUJIFILM India Dedicates First Serial-Numbered Made-in-India Endoscopy System Through AIIMS New Delhi
FUJIFILM India has dedicated its first serial-numbered Made-in-India endoscopy system to the nation through AIIMS New Delhi, marking a new...
Ritucharya: How Ayurveda Adapts Lifestyle to the Six Seasons
Ayurveda does not treat the human body as something separate from climate and environment. Heat, cold, rainfall, humidity, wind, sunlight...
India Backs Ceramat to Commercialise 3D-Printed Patient-Specific Bone Grafts
India is moving to commercialise patient-specific bone grafts made through additive manufacturing, with the Technology Development Board under the Department...
Dinacharya in Ayurveda: Building a Daily Routine for Better Health
Ayurveda does not look at health only through food, medicines or treatment after disease appears. One of its most important...
Abhyanga: The Ayurvedic Practice of Daily Oil Massage
Among the daily practices described in Ayurveda, Abhyanga, or oil massage, holds a particularly important place. It is not presented...
Living Heritage
Heritage :
Mushika — The Northern Malabar Kingdom Beneath Ezhimala and Beside the Arabian Sea
The clearest reference to Mushika occurs in the Bhishma Parva, during the description of the peoples and countries occupying Bharatavarsha. The text moves through an enormous catalogue stretching across the subcontinent and then turns towards the south, naming the Dravidas, Keralas, Prachyas, Mushikas and Vanavashikas, followed by Karanatakas, Mahishakas, Kuntalas, Cholas and numerous other peoples. The placement is important because it firmly establishes the Mushikas within the southern geographical world recognised by the epic.
