Defense :

India's strong strides in Defense and Technology

FAS Estimates India’s Nuclear Stockpile at Up to 190 Warheads as Strategic Forces Modernise

The number should not be confused with an official Indian figure. The Government of India does not disclose the size or detailed composition of its nuclear stockpile. FAS derives its estimates from government information available in the public domain, military and industry material, other open sources and commercial satellite imagery.

Economy :

Bharat’s growth, markets and prosperity.

Health:

Ayurveda, Yoga, Meditation and much more....

WHO Chief Praises India’s Gains in Maternal, Child Health and NCD Care

World Health Organization Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has praised India’s progress in maternal and child health and in tackling...

Ayurvedic Foods for Liver Health and Digestion

The liver performs hundreds of essential functions every day. It processes nutrients absorbed from food, helps regulate blood glucose and...

Ayurvedic Diet for Joint Health and Stiffness

Joint stiffness can develop for many reasons. Ageing, previous injury, osteoarthritis, inflammatory conditions, excess body weight, weak supporting muscles and...

Ayurvedic Breakfasts: What Traditional Ayurveda Suggests for the First Meal of the Day

Breakfast is often described today as the most important meal of the day, but traditional Ayurveda takes a more individualised...

InnAccel Technologies: Indian MedTech Designed for the Hardest Clinical Environments

Advanced medical equipment is usually designed around an assumption: a hospital will have dependable electricity, compressed-air systems, trained specialists, sophisticated...

Heritage :

Knowing more about the rich and vibrant India

Abhira in the Mahabharata: The Pastoral People of Western India and the Northern Deccan

Abhira can therefore be placed broadly within western and southern Bharat, particularly across parts of modern Gujarat, Rajasthan, Sindh and the northern Konkan. However, unlike compact kingdoms such as Matsya, Chedi or Surasena, Abhira should not be represented as a single territory with permanently fixed borders. The Mahabharata itself appears to know Abhira communities in more than one geographical setting, while later historical evidence records their gradual expansion southward.