India and Japan Push Strategic Tech Partnership in Critical Minerals, Semiconductors and ICT 
L&T Partners France’s Exail to Offer Unmanned Mine-Countermeasure Suite for Indian Navy’s Next MCMV Programme 
India Showcases Gir Lion Conservation Model Ahead of First IBCA Summit 2026 
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L&T Partners France’s Exail to Offer Unmanned Mine-Countermeasure Suite for Indian Navy’s Next MCMV Programme
Under the partnership, L&T and Exail will jointly offer a state-of-the-art unmanned MCM suite designed to detect, classify, identify and neutralise naval mines while keeping crews at a safer stand-off distance from the minefield. L&T will serve as the prime contractor, while Exail will act as the technology partner for the programme.
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Health:
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...
India’s Genome Is Not Western: GenomeIndia Study Calls for India-Specific Precision Medicine
A major genomic study under the GenomeIndia initiative has underlined an important message for Indian healthcare: medical risk models, diagnostic...
CDSCO Tightens Drug Safety Reporting Rules, Asks Firms to File PSURs From Actual Launch Date
India’s drug regulator has tightened post-marketing safety reporting rules for pharmaceutical companies, directing manufacturers and importers to submit Periodic Safety...
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Cheran Senguttuvan: The Chera King Who Turned Kannagi into a Goddess of Justice
As a ruler, Senguttuvan is said to have reigned for 55 years, a remarkably long reign in early South Indian political memory. A scholarly account in Chera Kings of the Sangam Period notes this 55-year reign and describes his consecration of a Pattini temple as an event of “international significance,” especially because the Sri Lankan king Gajabahu is traditionally said to have attended the ceremony.
