Defense :

India's strong strides in Defense and Technology

Indian Navy Chief Begins Australia–New Zealand Visit to Deepen Indo-Pacific Maritime Cooperation

The Ministry of Defence said the visit is aimed at strengthening the Indian Navy’s bilateral engagement with the Royal Australian Navy and Royal New Zealand Navy, with discussions covering operational cooperation, interoperability, information sharing, training and professional exchanges.

Health:

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

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...

Bengaluru Startup Luxid Launches AR Glasses for Surgical Counselling and Hospital Workflows

Bengaluru-based startup Luxid Tech has launched its VueAR Glass for the Indian hospital technology market, introducing a lightweight augmented-reality platform...

Ayurvedic Foods for Healthy Eyes and Vision

Good eyesight depends on much more than a single herb, vegetable or vitamin. The retina, lens, cornea, optic nerve and...

Heritage :

Knowing more about the rich and vibrant India

Bharukachchha in the Mahabharata: The Ancient Port of Bharuch at the Mouth of the Narmada

Bharukachchha was also situated at one of western India’s most important natural gateways. The Narmada flows westward across the subcontinent and reaches the sea through the Bharuch region, connecting the Arabian Sea and Gulf of Khambhat with routes extending deep into central India. Centuries after the Mahabharata tradition, the same city became famous to Greek and Roman merchants as Barygaza, one of the major international ports described in the Periplus of the Erythraean Sea.