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India's strong strides in Defense and Technology

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India to Establish First Precision Manufacturing Institute Under Semicon 2.0

Electronics and Information Technology Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw outlined the proposal during SEMICON India 2026, saying that the institute would be built around a five-level skilling model. The government wants the training framework to extend beyond conventional chip design and include systems engineering, precision manufacturing, semiconductor production and equipment-related skills.

Health:

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Dr. Reddy’s Launches Made-in-India Nivolumab Biosimilar NIVORZ Across 12 Cancer Indications

Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories has launched NIVORZ, its indigenously developed and manufactured biosimilar of the cancer immunotherapy nivolumab, in India after...

Centre Proposes Mandatory CCTV at Medical Stores to Curb Unauthorised Sale of Prescription Drugs

The Union Health Ministry has proposed mandatory CCTV surveillance at medical stores as part of a new regulatory effort to...

Centre Tightens Oversight of Stem-Cell Therapy, Restricts Autism Use to Approved Clinical Trials

The Union Health Ministry has asked States and Union Territories to strengthen compliance with India's regulatory framework governing stem-cell therapy,...

Why Fatty Liver Is Appearing Earlier — And What Lifestyle Has to Do With It

Fatty liver was once associated mainly with middle age, obesity and long-standing metabolic disease. That picture is changing rapidly. Increasing...

Before the Heart Falls Ill: The Ayurvedic Way of Protecting Hridaya Through Daily Living

Ayurveda does not begin caring for the heart only after disease appears. Its deeper approach is preventive. Long before a...

Heritage :

Knowing more about the rich and vibrant India

Utkala — The River-Bound Eastern Land Between the Highlands and the Sea

The Bhishma Parva contains one of the great geographical catalogues of the Mahabharata. As the regions and peoples of Bharatavarsha are enumerated, the text names the Dasharnas, Mekalas and Utkalas in succession. Elsewhere in the same catalogue appear Kalinga, Anga, Vanga, Andhra, Pundra, Tamralipta and numerous other eastern and southern peoples. Utkala therefore belonged firmly within the epic’s mental map of India.