The RBI contacted 7,569 software-exporting companies for the 2025-26 survey, of which 2,363 companies responded, including most of the country’s large software exporters. These respondents accounted for around 89% of the estimated value of India’s software services exports, giving the survey broad coverage of the industry.
This marks a significant change in the way Coal India is positioning itself. Rather than remaining dependent on a single commodity, the company is attempting to use the capabilities created through decades of mining operations to enter adjacent industries where its existing infrastructure, procurement systems and financial resources can provide an advantage.
Ceramat already manufactures bone-graft materials using conventional processes, including hydroxyapatite, beta-tricalcium phosphate and biphasic calcium phosphate. These are calcium phosphate-based biomaterials widely used because their mineral composition resembles that of natural bone. The company also works with bioactive glass and other advanced ceramic materials.
The Suryakiran Aerobatic Team flew nine distinctive red-and-white Hawk Mk 132 aircraft during the display. The aircraft are licence-manufactured in India by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited and form the backbone of the team’s precision aerobatic operations.
Steel production generates large quantities of slag as a by-product, and India already produces millions of tonnes of this material every year. The volume is expected to rise sharply as national steelmaking capacity expands, which makes the question of how to use slag productively increasingly important.
Voltanova is no longer operating only at the research stage. The company has moved towards commercial deployment and has reported more than ₹50 crore in order interest for its Thermal Battery Energy Storage System.
The institute already has multiple ASIC designs listed as fabricated at SCL Mohali. Its newer Programmable Gain Amplifier and real-time traction-control system have entered the C2S fabrication pipeline, while its researchers are participating in a defence-oriented precision sensor-interface programme.
Many technologies that were once treated as specialised products are becoming foundational infrastructure. Semiconductors are embedded in telecommunications equipment, automobiles, aircraft, medical devices, industrial machines, power grids, defence systems and data centres. A serious disruption in semiconductor supply can therefore affect multiple sectors at the same time.
The principle behind Dinacharya is simple. The body functions better when daily activities take place in a predictable sequence rather than at constantly changing times. Classical Ayurveda therefore gives considerable attention to waking, elimination, oral hygiene, oil massage, exercise, bathing, meals, work, rest and sleep.
India has already demonstrated that it can physically destroy a satellite in orbit. The successful
