Pomegranate in Ayurveda: Dadima, the Ruby Fruit That Supports Digestion, Strength and Heart Wellness 
Juniper in Ayurveda: Hapusha, the Warming Herb of Digestion, Channels and Classical Takra Therapy 
Thiruvilwamala Vilwadrinatha Temple — The Sacred Vishnu Shrine on Vilwadri Hill 
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Indian Army to Expand Drone Fleet, Raise Baaz Battalions to Boost Battlefield Surveillance
General Dwivedi said the Army will require continuous induction, upgrades and large-scale replenishment of drones to match future operational needs. The proposed Baaz Battalions will build upon existing Remotely Piloted Aircraft Flights and create a dedicated pool of trained personnel capable of operating and managing drone systems across the wider battlefield ecosystem.
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Pomegranate in Ayurveda: Dadima, the Ruby Fruit That Supports Digestion, Strength and Heart Wellness
Pomegranate, known in Sanskrit as Dadima, is one of the most admired fruits in Ayurveda. Its ruby-red seeds, sweet-sour taste,...
Juniper in Ayurveda: Hapusha, the Warming Herb of Digestion, Channels and Classical Takra Therapy
Juniper, known in Ayurveda as Hapusha, is a distinctive aromatic herb valued for its sharp, warming and channel-clearing qualities. In...
India Launches Drug Registry to Standardize Medicine Data Across Healthcare Ecosystem
Union Health Minister Shri Jagat Prakash Nadda has launched the Drug Registry, a unified and standardized digital platform designed to...
Carom Seeds in Ayurveda: Yavani, the Small Seed That Strengthens Digestion
Carom seed, commonly known as Ajwain, is one of the most trusted spices in the Indian kitchen and one of...
Siddha Bheshaja Manimala: The Ayurvedic Garland of Proven Medicines
Siddha Bheshaja Manimala is one of the valuable Sanskrit works in the later Ayurvedic tradition, especially respected in the fields...
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Thiruvilwamala Vilwadrinatha Temple — The Sacred Vishnu Shrine on Vilwadri Hill
Thiruvilwamala is a peaceful temple village surrounded by green landscapes, hillocks and the cultural memory of the Nila region. The temple is situated about 100 feet above sea level on Vilwadri Hill, creating a natural sense of ascent as devotees approach the shrine. The elevated location gives the temple a calm and dignified presence, while the nearby Bharathapuzha region adds to its sacred and cultural depth.
