Defense :

India's strong strides in Defense and Technology

DRDO Signs Key Industry Contracts for India’s AEW&C Mk-II Aircraft Programme

DRDO’s Centre for Air Borne Systems signed the first contract with AI Engineering Services Limited, New Delhi, for converting six Airbus A321 aircraft from their commercial configuration into platforms suitable for further modification under the AEW&C Mk-II programme. A second contract was signed with Adani Defence Systems and Technologies Limited, Ahmedabad, which will serve as the Development-cum-Production Partner for the aircraft’s mission systems.

Economy :

Bharat’s growth, markets and prosperity.

Health:

Ayurveda, Yoga, Meditation and much more....

ICMR Transfers Three Indigenous Biomedical Technologies for Cancer and Infectious Disease Treatment

The Indian Council of Medical Research has licensed three indigenously developed biomedical technologies to Indian pharmaceutical and vaccine manufacturers, advancing...

Kustha: The Aromatic Himalayan Root in Ayurveda

Kustha is one of the important aromatic roots described in Ayurveda. Known in English as Costus, it is traditionally identified...

India Expands Cancer Care Network with 524 Day-Care Centres and Advanced Oncology Services

India has expanded its cancer-care infrastructure through district-level clinics, specialised treatment centres, population-based screening and financial protection under government health...

Sauvarchala Lavana: The Digestive Black Salt of Ayurveda

Sauvarchala Lavana, commonly known as black salt, holds a respected place in Ayurveda as a sharp, aromatic and digestive salt...

Pippali / Long Pepper in Ayurveda: The Deepana Rasayana for Digestion, Respiration and Strength

Pippali, commonly known as Long Pepper, is one of the most celebrated herbs in Ayurveda. Botanically known as Piper longum...

Heritage :

Knowing more about the rich and vibrant India

Desinganad Rajas: The Royal Line Linked With Kollam’s Ancient Power

Desinganad was more than a local chieftaincy. It represented the Kollam-centred branch of a larger royal world that connected the old Chera legacy, Venad, the port economy of Quilon, temple patronage, martial politics and Kerala’s transition into the Travancore age. Kollam’s position on the Arabian Sea gave these rulers access to trade, diplomacy and wealth, making the region one of the most important political landscapes of southern Kerala.