Kautilya

Operation Sindoor Is Proof That India Possesses The Capability To Defeat Its Enemies With Home-grown Strength: Raksha Mantri

Describing Operation Sindoor as a symbol of India’s self-reliance and self-confidence, Raksha Mantri asserted that the Armed Forces effectively utilised indigenous equipment, which played a pivotal role in the success of the operation. “India was able to reach this position only because it has taken the pledge to become Aatmanirbhar in the defence sector,” he said.

IndiaAI and National Cancer Grid Launch CATCH Grant Program to Support AI Innovations in Cancer Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment

The Challenge will focus on high-impact categories including AI-enabled screening, diagnostics, clinical decision support, patient engagement, operational efficiency, research, and data curation. A total of up to 10 proposals will be selected for piloting under this round, based on technical maturity, feasibility, and alignment with healthcare delivery needs.

Alignment of AYUSH with Global Practices

Ministry of Ayush has established Pharmacopoeia Commission for Indian Medicine & Homoeopathy (PCIM&H) as its subordinate office to prescribe Pharmacopoeial Standards for ASU&H drugs, which serve as official compendia in accordance with the Drugs & Cosmetics Act, 1940 and Rules, 1945.

Chanakya Niti – Chapter 2

This chapter reflects a deep understanding of how power, affection, deceit, and ambition interact in daily life. It warns against superficial appearances and emphasizes the need for discernment—be it in choosing friends, managing children, dealing with spouses, or maintaining secrecy in plans. Chanakya repeatedly advocates for discipline over indulgence, showing that unchecked affection, laziness, or misplaced trust can lead to destruction.

New Technology Enables Machining Of Superalloys Used In Jet Engines, Nuclear Reactors & Space Vehicles

The hybrid technique called Laser-Assisted Turning (LAT), that combines localized laser heating with mechanical cutting of such superalloys using tools coated with materials like tungsten carbide and CrAlSiN nanocomposite as well as the wear mechanisms of tungsten carbide cutting tools during the machining of IN625 superalloy, paves way for next-generation turbine blades, surgical tools, and high-performance automotive parts that are lighter, stronger, and more efficient.