CSIR-NPL transferred three technologies. The first was Rydberg Systems Based Broad Band E-Field Sensing Technology to Nostradamus Technologies Private Limited, Hyderabad. This is important because Rydberg atom-based sensing belongs to the advanced field of quantum measurement,
India’s role in this partnership is built around affordable and accessible healthcare. As one of the world’s largest producers of generic medicines, India can support partner countries with high-quality drugs at reasonable cost. This is especially important for small island states where medicine procurement is often expensive because of distance, freight costs and limited market size. Reliable access to Indian medicines can help Kiribati strengthen public hospitals, clinics and community health services.
PM-VBRY is built around a simple economic idea: encourage youth to enter the formal workforce and reward employers for creating additional jobs. First-time employees are eligible for an incentive of up to ₹15,000 as they begin formal employment, while employers can receive up to ₹3,000 per month for every additional employee they hire. The scheme therefore links worker support with enterprise expansion, creating a two-sided employment push.
Manaveda Raja belonged to the Samoothiri Kovilakam, the royal house of the Malabar region. The Zamorins of Kozhikode were among the most powerful rulers of medieval and early modern Kerala. Their influence extended across trade, temple institutions, coastal politics and the cultural life of North Kerala. Within this world, Manaveda emerged as a ruler with a deep literary and devotional temperament.
Health Minister Nadda said India remains committed to Africa-led efforts and announced USD 10 million for outbreak preparedness, response and recovery. He also highlighted that India has already delivered 45 tonnes of medical supplies to support affected regions. These supplies include critical materials needed for emergency health operations, diagnostics, treatment support and field-level disease-control measures.
Both sides discussed the evolving security environment in the Indo-Pacific and exchanged views on regional developments. They reaffirmed their shared commitment to peace, stability and prosperity in the region. This language reflects the growing convergence between New Delhi and Bangkok on maritime security, rules-based cooperation and regional resilience.
The episode of Hanuman bringing the healing herbs is usually remembered as an act of devotion. It is that, but it is also much more. It is a battlefield rescue mission under extreme pressure. It shows a wounded army, a medical requirement, a time-sensitive operation, a special responder, and the restoration of combat power. In simple military terms, the Sanjivani mission is a casualty recovery operation that saves key commanders and revives the army’s morale at the same time.
This is a significant step because LPG is one of India’s most important household fuels. It powers cooking in millions of homes and is closely linked to household welfare, women’s health and rural energy access. Any disruption in LPG supply has an immediate social impact. By increasing domestic output, the government has tried to protect ordinary consumers from external volatility.
The temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. The district tradition describes it as one of the rare Shiva temples where the deity faces west, toward the sea. This west-facing presence gives the shrine a special character. Kerala’s coastline, backwaters and sea-facing geography have always shaped its life. Ernakulathappan’s orientation toward the waters adds to the temple’s sense of guardianship over land, city and coast.
Defence Public Sector Undertakings (DPSUs) and other public sector entities contributed approximately 76% of total production, while the private sector accounted for 24%, up from 22% in FY 2024–25. The private sector’s contribution reached a record ₹42,000 crore, underscoring its growing role in India’s defence manufacturing ecosystem.
