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Defense :
Rajnath Singh’s Vietnam–South Korea Visit Signals India’s Sharper Indo-Pacific Defence Push
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is expected to undertake a two-nation visit to Vietnam and South Korea from May 18, in a move that underlines India’s growing focus on defence partnerships across the Indo-Pacific. The visit comes soon after high-level engagements with both Hanoi and Seoul, and is expected to centre on maritime security, defence-industrial cooperation, advanced military technology and regional strategic coordination.
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Health:
India Backs Next-Generation CAR-T Therapy Project to Fight Multiple Myeloma
India has taken another step toward building its own advanced cell-therapy ecosystem, with the Technology Development Board under the Department...
Ayurveda and the Wellness Boom — Europe Is Rediscovering Indian Food Medicine
Across Scandinavia and much of Northern Europe, a quiet but significant transformation is unfolding in the world of health and...
Indian Pharma Giants Commit $19.1 Billion to US Expansion, Signalling a New Phase in Global Growth
Indian pharmaceutical companies have announced plans to invest more than $19.1 billion in the United States, marking one of the...
Researchers Launch BHARAT Study to Build India’s First Large-Scale Ageing Biomarker Database
India has taken an important step in precision ageing research with the launch of the BHARAT Study, a large-scale scientific...
Why Indian Kitchen Spices Were Actually Ancient Preventive Medicine Systems
Long before modern nutrition science began discussing gut microbiomes, anti-inflammatory compounds, metabolic health, antioxidants, or functional foods, Indian civilisation had...
Heritage :
Aranmula Parthasarathy Temple: The Krishna Shrine Where Mahabharata, Pamba and Kerala’s Temple Culture Meet
Aranmula is associated with Arjuna. The legend says that Arjuna, burdened by the moral weight of the Kurukshetra war and especially by the killing of Karna, sought spiritual atonement. Though Karna was his enemy on the battlefield, the manner of his death — while he was struggling with his chariot wheel and was not in full fighting posture — created a dharmic unease in Arjuna’s mind. To purify himself and return to the higher path of devotion, Arjuna is believed to have installed the image of Krishna here.
