Chanakya in the Age of Hormuz 
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Defense :
ICGS Akshay Commissioned into Bharatiya Tatrakshak Fleet
Named Akshay, meaning Indestructible, the Fast Patrol Vessel embodies the enduring spirit, resilience and unwavering commitment of Bharatiya Tatrakshak towards safeguarding the nation’s maritime interests. The ship reinforces the Service’s resolve to ensure safe, secure and clean seas while protecting India’s vast maritime domain.
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Health:
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...
Abhinava Chintamani: Odisha’s Sanskrit Jewel of Ayurvedic Health Knowledge
Abhinava Chintamani, also written as Abhinavacintāmaṇi, is one of the important but less widely known Sanskrit works in the later...
SHATAYU Dashboard Strengthens India’s Caregiver Network for Senior Citizens
India’s elderly care ecosystem is moving towards a more organised, technology-enabled model with the rollout of the SHATAYU Dashboard, a...
Kṣemakutūhalam: The Forgotten Sanskrit Masterpiece on Food, Health and Ayurvedic Cooking
Kṣemakutūhalam, also written as Kshemakutuhala or Ksemakutuhalam, is one of the most remarkable Sanskrit works on Indian food science. It...
Heritage :
Ramayana in Singapore: A Living Bridge of Indian and Southeast Asian Civilisation
This makes Singapore special in the Ramayana map. It is both Indian and Southeast Asian in its cultural inheritance. The epic is preserved through Indian classical forms such as Bharatanatyam, Odissi and storytelling, while also being understood as part of the wider Southeast Asian cultural family. In Singapore, the Ramayana is not only remembered as scripture or literature; it becomes performance, education, community identity and shared heritage.
