Agnikul Advances Mission-02 with Long-Duration Test of 3D-Printed Agnite Rocket Engine 
Ajit Doval and David Morrison Review India-Canada Security and Law-Enforcement Cooperation 
DRDO Successfully Flight-Tests Indigenous High-Altitude Platform at 21 km 
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DRDO Successfully Flight-Tests Indigenous High-Altitude Platform at 21 km
The Defence Research and Development Organisation has successfully conducted a flight trial of its indigenously
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Agnikul Advances Mission-02 with Long-Duration Test of 3D-Printed Agnite Rocket Engine
Agnikul said the latest test was designed to study throttling behaviour by varying thrust during operation. The company also allowed the engine to run for a duration beyond the maximum burn time required by some of its ascent-phase engines, generating additional endurance data before flight.
Bhagavad Gita :
Health:
Viruddha Ahara: Understanding Incompatible Food Combinations in Ayurveda
Ayurveda evaluates food not only by its nutritional value, but also by how it is combined, prepared, timed and matched...
Integrated Ayurveda-Yoga Approach Shows Encouraging Results in Childhood Bedwetting: ITRA Study
A clinical study conducted at the Institute of Teaching and Research in Ayurveda in Jamnagar has reported encouraging results from...
India’s Cervavac HPV Vaccine Receives WHO Prequalification, Opening Path for Wider Global Use
India’s first indigenously developed quadrivalent human papillomavirus vaccine, Cervavac, has received World Health Organization prequalification, marking a major step in...
Russia’s Irkutsk Pneumonia Scare: No Confirmed Plague Epidemic, No Immediate Threat to India
Reports surrounding the death of a 28-year-old employee of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute in Russia have triggered concern over...
Ayurveda on Dinner: Why Lighter and Earlier May Be Better
Ayurveda gives dinner an important but restrained place in the daily routine. The evening meal should nourish the body without...
Living Heritage
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Kirata: The Himalayan and Eastern Hill Peoples of the Mahabharata
The geographical references to the Kiratas are unusually broad. They appear in accounts of expeditions towards more than one direction, suggesting that Kirata communities were distributed across a considerable portion of the Himalayan arc rather than confined to a single valley.
