Manithakkali: The Quiet Healer in the Backyard 
Rudradaman I: The Shaka Emperor Who Made Power Sound Like Poetry 
Indian Scientists Uncover Magnetic “Skeleton” of Star-Forming Clouds Near Milky Way 
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Indian Navy Participates in US-Led Multinational Exercise Sea Dragon 2026 in Guam
Exercise Sea Dragon is an annual multinational maritime exercise hosted by the United States Navy’s 7th Fleet, focusing primarily on advanced anti-submarine warfare (ASW) training. The 2026 edition involves participation from the Indian Navy, the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force, the Royal Australian Air Force, the Royal New Zealand Air Force, and the United States Navy, reflecting the growing cooperation among Indo-Pacific maritime partners.
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Health:
Manithakkali: The Quiet Healer in the Backyard
Manithakkali, known botanically as Solanum nigrum and commonly called black nightshade, is one of those plants that rarely arrives with...
Centre Pushes Desert Medicinal Plants Cultivation, Expands Support for Guggul and Aloe Vera
In a renewed push to strengthen India’s medicinal plants sector, the Government of India has expanded support for the cultivation,...
ndia Eyes $300 Billion Bioeconomy by 2030 as Biotech Startups Cross 11,800
India’s bioeconomy has grown from just $10 billion in 2014 to more than $195 billion in 2025, marking one of...
India Fortifies Traditional Medicinal Knowledge Through TKDL and Ayush-Led Preservation Drive
India is stepping up efforts to protect, preserve, and promote its vast reservoir of traditional medicinal knowledge through a combination...
The Ayurvedic Benefits of Lotus Stem: The Healing Power of Kamal Kakdi
The lotus (Nelumbo nucifera) holds a revered place in Indian civilization, appearing in mythology, spirituality, art, and traditional medicine. While...
Heritage :
Rudradaman I: The Shaka Emperor Who Made Power Sound Like Poetry
Rudradaman was the grandson of Chastana, the dynasty’s major early ruler, and the son of Jayadaman. Modern reference works place Rudradaman’s reign roughly around 130 to 150 CE, though exact year-by-year chronology remains difficult, as it often does for this period.
