Ayurveda explains health through the interaction of three fundamental regulatory principles known as Vata, Pitta and Kapha. These concepts form part of Ayurveda’s traditional framework for understanding bodily functions, individual constitution and the influence of lifestyle on health.
GSLV-F18 Mission Will Carry India’s Third Second-Generation Navigation Satellite, Strengthening Indigenous Satellite Navigation, Precision Timing and Strategic Technological Self-Reliance
Bengaluru-Based Defence Electronics Manufacturer Wins Initial European Order for Indigenous Precision-Guidance Technology, Opening Opportunities for Larger Export Contracts
Japan has confirmed sending defence personnel to India to explore potential training arrangements for long-range surface-to-ship missiles and small attack drones. The initiative comes as Tokyo expands its stand-off defence capabilities, including the approximately 1,000-kilometre-range Type-25 missile, and seeks suitable facilities for realistic military exercises.
Larsen & Toubro and BAE Systems have commenced manufacturing the BvS10 Sindhu articulated all-terrain vehicles at Hazira in Gujarat. The Indian Army’s initial order of 18 vehicles is expected to strengthen military mobility across the high-altitude regions of Ladakh and the challenging desert and marshland terrain of Kutch, with deliveries scheduled to begin in March 2027.
Fresh Procurement Initiatives at Koraput and Nashik Create Opportunities for Domestic Aerospace Suppliers and Support India’s Defence Manufacturing Supply Chain
The Indian Navy is advancing its interest in directed-energy weapons, including high-power lasers and microwave systems, to counter emerging drone threats. The development could reshape future warship designs by increasing the importance of onboard electrical generation, energy storage, power management and cooling technologies.
Defence Ministers Discuss Co-Development of Military Technologies, Industrial Collaboration and Maritime Security at ADMM-Plus in Philippines
Global aircraft engine manufacturer Pratt & Whitney is expanding its sourcing partnerships with Indian aerospace companies, including Bharat Forge, IAMPL, Godrej and Indo-MIM. The multi-year agreements, reportedly valued at more than $40 million, reflect India’s growing participation in international aerospace manufacturing and advanced engineering supply chains.
Indian companies have secured 23 green hydrogen offtake contracts since 2023, with more than 70% of the committed supply earmarked for exports. The agreements are expected to attract investments exceeding ₹90,000 crore, strengthening India’s position in the emerging global clean energy market.
