India’s Proposed V2V Mandate: How Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communication Could Transform Road Safety From 2028 
Indian Navy Targets 200-Warship Fleet by 2035 as Indigenous Shipbuilding Accelerates 
India Sends Eight Tonnes of Life-Saving Medicines to Bolivia 
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Defense :
Indian Navy Targets 200-Warship Fleet by 2035 as Indigenous Shipbuilding Accelerates
Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Dinesh K. Tripathi has said that the Navy is adding an indigenous warship or submarine at an average rate of approximately one every 40 days. He has also stated that all 52 ships presently on order are being constructed in Indian shipyards, underlining how deeply naval modernisation is now tied to India’s Aatmanirbhar Bharat programme.
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India’s Proposed V2V Mandate: How Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communication Could Transform Road Safety From 2028
The proposed framework is based on Automotive Industry Standard AIS-230. The draft rules envisage an initial phase from October 1, 2027, under which vehicles in the relevant categories that are equipped with V2V systems would have to comply with the applicable AIS-230 requirements.
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Health:
India Sends Eight Tonnes of Life-Saving Medicines to Bolivia
India has dispatched eight metric tonnes of life-saving and essential medicines to Bolivia, strengthening its healthcare cooperation with the South...
Mandukaparni — Ayurveda’s Ancient Herb for Memory, Mental Clarity and Rejuvenation
Botanical name: Centella asiatica (L.) UrbanFamily: ApiaceaeSanskrit name: मण्डूकपर्णी — MandukaparniEnglish names: Indian Pennywort, Asiatic Pennywort, Gotu KolaTamil: VallaraiMalayalam: Kudangal...
Avanipalaka or Kurma Peedika: Why the Traditional Tortoise-Shaped Wooden Seat Is Used During Hindu Prayer
In many traditional homes and temples of Kerala, one may notice a distinctive low wooden seat on which the priest...
Churnodaka: Lime Water in Ayurvedic Food and Pharmaceutical Processing
Churnodaka, commonly translated as lime water, is a clear alkaline liquid traditionally used in Ayurvedic pharmacy and food preparation. It...
Rural Tap-Water Coverage Crosses 82%, Marking Major Expansion of Jal Jeevan Mission
India has provided household tap-water connections to more than 82 per cent of its rural families under the Jal Jeevan...
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Kosala in the Mahabharata: The Ancient Kingdom of Ayodhya and the Sarayu
The Mahabharata-era ruler most clearly associated with Kosala is King Brihadbala — Vrihadvala in some translations. He was defeated by Bhima during the Pandavas’ campaigns before the Rajasuya, but later fought on the side of Duryodhana in the Kurukshetra War.
