The plant also occupies an interesting position between classical Ayurveda and India’s regional medicinal traditions. Names such as Bhunimba, literally suggesting a small or ground-growing neem-like herb, reflect its remarkable bitterness rather than any botanical relationship with the Neem tree.
GARUD offers 8x magnification and a wide 7.6-degree field of view, enabling clear observation of distant objects while retaining a broad viewing perspective. The binocular features ±5 diopter adjustment to accommodate individual eyesight, soft-touch eyecups for comfortable extended viewing and a secure, ergonomic grip. Its weather-resistant construction enables reliable use across varied outdoor conditions.
The Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre, or IN-SPACe, has granted 113 authorisations to 52 Non-Government Entities.
Pandorum’s work does not yet amount to manufacturing complete human organs ready for routine transplantation. Instead, the company is constructing functional tissue-like structures and regenerative environments that reproduce selected biological, structural and mechanical characteristics of native human tissue.
The Mahabharata describes Bharata overpowering lions, tigers, elephants, buffaloes and other wild animals and even binding them to trees, while the specific scene in which he attempts to count the teeth of a lion cub appears more explicitly in Kalidasa’s later drama Abhijnanashakuntalam. Kalidasa’s scene is therefore a vivid dramatic development of the extraordinary childhood already described in the Mahabharata.
Goyal said India achieved record exports of $863 billion last year. This included $442 billion in merchandise exports and $421 billion in services exports.
Small, stocky and unusually active during daylight, the Forest Owlet was once feared to have disappeared forever. After going unrecorded for 113 years, it was dramatically rediscovered in northern Maharashtra in 1997. Subsequent surveys have established surviving populations in parts of Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat, but its distribution remains highly fragmented and restricted.
Magadha’s most formidable Mahabharata ruler was Jarasandha, son of Brihadratha. His strength was so great that Krishna regarded him as the principal obstacle to Yudhishthira’s proposed Rajasuya.
The latest trade estimates released by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry show particularly strong momentum in merchandise exports. Goods exports during April–July rose 17.04% to US$173.78 billion, compared with US$148.48 billion during the same period of 2025-26.
The plant also occupies an interesting position between classical Ayurveda and India’s regional medicinal traditions. Names such as Bhunimba, literally suggesting a small or ground-growing neem-like herb, reflect its remarkable bitterness rather than any botanical relationship with the Neem tree.
