The meeting was co-chaired by Sibi George, Secretary West in India’s Ministry of External Affairs, and Dmitry Lyubinsky, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Russia. Officials from relevant departments and agencies of both countries also participated, reflecting the strategic importance both sides attach to counter-terrorism coordination.
UPI is now operational in 10 countries outside India: Bhutan, Singapore, United Arab Emirates, Nepal, France, Mauritius, Sri Lanka, Qatar, Cambodia and Greece. This expansion marks a major milestone in India’s digital public infrastructure journey and strengthens the country’s presence in the global payments ecosystem.
A major part of Tata Power’s strategy is renewable energy. The company plans to deepen its solar manufacturing capacity by setting up a new 10 GW solar equipment manufacturing facility in Odisha. This proposed unit will add to its existing manufacturing base and support India’s goal of building a strong domestic solar supply chain.
For people living with diabetes, this is a significant development because insulin therapy is often associated with routine disruption, injection fatigue and hesitation around long-term use. A daily basal insulin schedule means nearly 365 injections a year. Awiqli brings that down to around 52 injections annually, which could make insulin therapy easier to accept for patients who need it but delay initiation because of fear, discomfort or lifestyle concerns.
India reaffirmed that its engagement with Afghanistan remains focused on practical support for ordinary people. Healthcare, food security, education and capacity building continue to be key pillars of this relationship. These sectors directly support Afghanistan’s recovery and strengthen the long-standing people-to-people connection between the two countries.
A tactical aerostat is a lighter-than-air surveillance platform that remains tethered to the ground while operating at height. Filled with helium, it can stay airborne for long periods and carry cameras, sensors and communication payloads. IIT Delhi’s demonstrated system used a tactical aerostat balloon of about 24 cubic metres and deployed it up to a height of 30 metres, carrying a payload of up to 10 kilograms for applications such as surveillance, security and remote communications.
The name itself reflects this adaptation. Yama Zatdaw is the Burmese version of the Ramayana and the Dasaratha Jataka. The term Yamayana refers to the story, while Zatdaw refers to an acted play or a story connected with the Jataka tradition of Theravada Buddhism. This makes the Myanmar Ramayana both an epic drama and a Buddhist cultural retelling.
The Prambanan complex was built during the reign of the Mataram kingdom, especially under rulers such as Rakai Pikatan and Rakai Balitung. Unlike a single temple structure, Prambanan is a large sacred complex consisting of hundreds of shrines. Traditionally, the site is associated with 240 temples, arranged in a carefully planned layout. At its heart are the main temples dedicated to the Hindu trinity: Shiva, Vishnu and Brahma.
The industry recorded a turnover of ₹7.60 lakh crore, equivalent to around US$ 85.9 billion, registering 12.7 percent growth in rupee terms over the previous financial year. This performance shows the sector’s expanding role in India’s manufacturing economy and its growing importance within the global automotive supply chain.
The meeting also reviewed the security situation along the India-Myanmar border. Both countries reaffirmed the importance of maintaining peace, stability and security in the border areas. They also stressed that sovereign territory should not be used for activities that harm the security interests of the other side.
