Indian Grey Hornbills Establish Breeding Population in Gir After Six-Decade Absence 
Ramayana in Cambodia: The Enduring Indian Civilizational Legacy Behind the Khmer Epic Reamker 
Ultrafast Organic Anodes Designed For Next-generation Rechargeable Batteries 
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Defense :
Indian Air Force Begins Participation in Exercise Pitch Black 2026 in Australia
The IAF contingent includes experienced pilots, engineers, technicians, air traffic controllers and other specialists. India will deploy its Rafale multirole fighter aircraft, supported by C-17 Globemaster III strategic transport aircraft and IL-78 aerial refuelling aircraft, which will play key combat support roles throughout the exercise.
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Economy :
India, Spain to Accelerate UPI–Bizum Payment Integration Talks
According to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, the proposed interoperability between UPI and Bizum is expected to simplify cross-border digital transactions for businesses, tourists and consumers, while strengthening financial connectivity between the two countries.
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Health:
Sauvarchala Lavana: The Digestive Black Salt of Ayurveda
Sauvarchala Lavana, commonly known as black salt, holds a respected place in Ayurveda as a sharp, aromatic and digestive salt...
Pippali / Long Pepper in Ayurveda: The Deepana Rasayana for Digestion, Respiration and Strength
Pippali, commonly known as Long Pepper, is one of the most celebrated herbs in Ayurveda. Botanically known as Piper longum...
Ajamoda — Wild Celery in Ayurveda
Ajamoda, commonly identified with wild celery or celery seed, is an important aromatic herb in Ayurveda, valued mainly for its...
Punarnava / Hogweed in Ayurveda: The Renewing Herb for Swelling, Digestion and Fluid Balance
Punarnava, botanically known as Boerhavia diffusa L., is one of the most valued herbs in Ayurveda for reducing swelling, supporting...
President Inaugurates ‘Saushrutam 2026’, Calls for Stronger Integration of Ayurveda and Modern Science
President Droupadi Murmu on Wednesday inaugurated Saushrutam 2026, a three-day international seminar on Ayurvedic surgery, at the All India Institute...
Heritage :
Ramayana in Cambodia: The Enduring Indian Civilizational Legacy Behind the Khmer Epic Reamker
The story of Rama, Sita, Lakshmana, Hanuman and Ravana did not remain confined to the Indian subcontinent. Through merchants, scholars, priests, artists and maritime networks, the Ramayana crossed the Bay of Bengal and reached the Khmer world. There it was lovingly adapted into Cambodian language, dance, sculpture and courtly tradition. The result was not a simple copy of the Indian epic, but a living Khmer expression of dharma, kingship, loyalty, moral duty and cosmic order.
