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Bhargavastra: India’s Indigenous Hard-Kill Answer to the Drone-Swarm Age 
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Bhargavastra: India’s Indigenous Hard-Kill Answer to the Drone-Swarm Age
The system is described as a two-layer counter-drone shield. The first layer uses unguided micro-rockets designed to defeat drone swarms through a lethal blast radius. Reports say these rockets can neutralise drone swarms within a lethal radius of around 20 metres. The second layer uses guided micro-missiles for more precise interception of selected targets, especially individual drones or higher-value aerial threats requiring pinpoint engagement.
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Health:
Wayanad’s Tribal Women Step Into Ayur Care Careers Through CSR-Backed Training
A meaningful livelihood story has emerged from Wayanad, where 25 tribal women have entered the Ayur care sector after completing...
Roche Launches Tecentriq SC in India, Bringing 7-Minute Immunotherapy to Lung Cancer Care
Roche Pharma India has announced the launch of Tecentriq SC, or subcutaneous atezolizumab, marking an important development in India’s lung...
Mustard in Ayurveda: The Fiery Kitchen Medicine Hidden in Indian Food
Mustard, known in Ayurveda as Sarshapa, Rājikā, Siddhārtha, or simply Sarson/Rai, is one of the finest examples of how the...
AIIMS Delhi performs complex life-saving Pancreas-Kidney Transplant
AIIMS New Delhi has achieved a major medical milestone by successfully performing a Simultaneous Pancreas-Kidney transplant, a complex life-saving procedure...
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...
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From Akshauhini to Integrated Battle Groups: Army Organisation and Battlefield Structure in the Mahabharata
The Mahabharata repeatedly presents armies as mixed forces, and Adi Parva gives a precise mathematical structure for the Akshauhini, beginning with one chariot, one elephant, three horses and five foot soldiers as one Patti. This creates a battlefield system where mobility, shock power, speed and ground-holding capacity move together as one fighting organism.
