India, Egypt Deepen Defence Ties at 11th Joint Defence Committee Meeting in Cairo
India and Egypt have moved to expand their defence partnership after the 11th Joint Defence
India and Egypt have moved to expand their defence partnership after the 11th Joint Defence
According to the NMC, the MBBS programme consists of 54 months of academic study, followed by a one-year Compulsory Rotating Medical Internship (CRMI). The commission said the internship is a mandatory training phase, but it does not form part of the formal academic teaching period, and therefore fees should be restricted to the academic component alone.
She belonged to the Kakatiya dynasty, the great Telugu power that had risen from feudatory status to imperial authority in the Deccan.
The report said economies in South and South-West Asia grew 5.4% in 2025, up from 5.2% in 2024, and noted that the improvement was driven largely by India’s strong performance. It added that India’s growth had accelerated to 7.4% in 2025, supported by robust consumption, especially in the rural economy, along with GST rate cuts and export front-loading ahead of U.S. tariff actions.
The Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship is stepping up its effort to bring livelihood-focused
The research looks at what happens when a less viscous Newtonian fluid such as water displaces a non-Newtonian clay suspension inside a confined space.
The plantation campaign formed the centrepiece of the announcement. According to the ministry, major contributions came from Northeast Frontier Railway with 9.3 lakh trees, South Central Railway with 9 lakh, Northeast Railway with 8.7 lakh, and Northern Railway with 8.5 lakh.
The minister said the country’s wind energy potential at 150-metre hub height is estimated at nearly 1,164 GW, and reiterated the government’s target of reaching 100 GW by 2030 and 156 GW by 2036. He linked that expansion to India’s longer-term net-zero by 2070 objective.
At the core of the new system is the creation of the Online Gaming Authority of India, which will function as an attached office of MeitY with its head office in Delhi.
According to the official release, the exercise is designed to improve interoperability, cohesion, and the exchange of best practices between the two navies. The visit began with a ceremonial welcome by the Sri Lanka Navy, and Commander Sailesh Tyagi, Commanding Officer of INS Nireekshak, also met Rear Admiral SJ Kumara, Flag Officer Commanding, Western Naval Area, to discuss matters of mutual interest.