SBI’s payout also reflects the strength of India’s banking system. For FY26, SBI reported a net profit of ₹80,032 crore, recording 12.88 percent year-on-year growth. Its fourth-quarter net profit stood at ₹19,684 crore, while operating profit for the full year rose 11.25 percent to ₹1,23,015 crore. These figures show that the bank has delivered growth across both profitability and operational performance.
The rise in bilateral trade shows that India’s engagement with Southeast Asia is steadily moving beyond diplomacy into practical economic partnership. The Philippines is a major market in ASEAN, with strong demand in technology, healthcare, infrastructure, energy, consumer goods and services. For India, this creates space for exports, investment, digital cooperation and supply-chain partnerships. For the Philippines, India offers scale, skilled manpower, pharmaceutical strength, IT capability and a large manufacturing base.
This is the moment where diplomacy and war stand side by side. Rama has the strength to attack, yet he first gives Ravana a clear choice. The message carries moral authority, political clarity and military pressure in one frame. It offers a path to peace while displaying the certainty of force. In defence terms, this is a classic pre-war ultimatum. It places responsibility on the aggressor, fixes the terms of settlement and prepares the battlefield psychologically before the first full strike begins.
The strongest pillar behind the improvement was the services sector. India’s net services receipts rose to USD 60.4 billion in the January–March quarter, supported by computer services, business services and other export-oriented segments. This once again highlights the strategic value of India’s services economy. Software, IT services, consulting, business-process operations, financial services and professional exports continue to act as a powerful cushion for the external account.
DRDO’s proposed indigenous cybersecurity LLM fits into this wider transformation. A Large Language Model trained and tuned for cyber defence can examine vast volumes of technical information at a speed beyond human teams. It can read vulnerability databases, malware reports, threat advisories, exploit descriptions, log files, code repositories and incident reports. It can connect scattered clues and help analysts identify where a system may be weak. In simple terms, it can become an intelligent assistant for finding digital cracks before an adversary uses them.
The temple’s atmosphere carries the deep emotional force of Kerala’s Devi worship. The sanctum, lamps, chants, drums, offerings and disciplined temple rituals create a sacred world where the goddess is experienced as a living presence. Chottanikkara is deeply connected with the faith of ordinary people. Devotees come here with personal burdens, family prayers, health concerns, vows, gratitude and hope. The temple has become a spiritual refuge where people seek strength when life feels heavy.
India’s sea-based deterrent adds the most important layer of survivability. Nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines give a country the ability to hide its retaliatory force in the ocean. This reduces the risk of a successful first strike by an adversary. The Arihant-class submarine programme and submarine-launched ballistic missile development are therefore central to India’s long-term nuclear posture. A secure sea-based leg strengthens the nuclear triad and gives India a more reliable second-strike option.
The project is focused on upgrading the existing 1×25 kV electric traction system to a modern 2×25 kV system. In simple terms, this means trains will receive a stronger, more stable and more efficient power supply. A railway line with better traction power can handle heavier trains, support higher traffic density and improve reliability during regular operations. For passengers, this can translate into smoother services and better punctuality. For industries, it can support faster movement of freight and stronger logistics connectivity.
The handover carries both practical and symbolic importance. The health facilities strengthen Nepal’s local medical infrastructure, especially in communities that required durable reconstruction after the devastating earthquake of 2015. These centres support public health delivery, emergency care, community-level treatment and access to essential medical services. In a mountainous country where geography can make healthcare access difficult, rebuilt health institutions become lifelines for ordinary citizens.
The proposed Uttar Pradesh Sanskriti Sangrahalay and Ritual Centre will focus on the idea that Indian culture is lived through ceremonies, family customs, seasonal practices, sacred duties and community traditions. From birth to the final rites, every stage of life in the Indian worldview carries meaning. The museum aims to present this civilisational journey in a way that is accessible to modern audiences, especially younger visitors, students, tourists and international guests.
