Government Expands Generative AI Skill Development Under IndiaAI Mission
The Government of India is strengthening artificial intelligence (AI) education and skill development through the
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Vishnu Temple of Iran: The Quiet Indian Shrine in Bandar Abbas
In plain terms, this was not a temple planted by conquest or royal expansion; it was built because a community far from home wanted a place to worship, gather, and preserve a familiar spiritual life in a foreign land. That makes the building feel deeply human. It is as much a story about migration and memory as it is about religion.
Army Expands Pinaka Rocket Force as Indigenous Long-Range Firepower Grows
ccording to recent reporting, an eighth regiment has already received more than half its equipment and is expected to become operational before the end of 2026. Two more regiments are also likely to be raised next year, which would take the total number of Pinaka regiments in service to ten, while the Army’s longer-term objective remains a much larger fleet of 22 regiments.
Dantidurga: The King Who Broke the Chalukyas and Lit the First Flame of Rashtrakuta Greatness
This makes Dantidurga historically more impressive than a simple battlefield hero. He was, in effect, a state-builder. He inherited no grand empire at the height of its wealth. He took advantage of a weakening imperial system, used military force to break it, sought alliances where useful, assumed exalted royal titles, and passed on to his successor not a raider’s loot but the framework of a new imperial house.
Procrastination and the Bhagavad Gita: Why We Delay the Life We Are Meant to Live
A very practical lesson from the Gita is to reconnect action with purpose. When people lose touch with why something matters, they delay it more easily. Meaning strengthens discipline. If a task feels empty, resistance increases.
Pakistan Tops Global Terrorism Index 2026 With 1,139 Deaths in 2025
Pakistan has been ranked the country most affected by terrorism in the Global Terrorism Index
PM Modi Becomes India’s Longest-Serving Head of Government at 8,931 Days
The milestone combines Modi’s tenure as Chief Minister of Gujarat, which began in October 2001, and his service as Prime Minister since May 2014. The achievement marks one of the longest uninterrupted leadership runs in Indian political history.
India’s Cheaper Weight-Loss Drug Era Could Change the Fight Against Diabetes and Obesity
By contrast, newly launched generic versions are reportedly being introduced at roughly ₹1,290 to ₹4,200 per month, which could make them 65 to 90 percent cheaper than earlier options.
INS Trikand Concludes Seychelles Visit After Taking Part in First Tri-Services Exercise Lamitiye 2026
A major highlight of the visit was INS Trikand’s participation in the first tri-services edition of Exercise Lamitiye 2026, conducted jointly by personnel from the Indian Navy, Indian Army, Indian Air Force, and the Seychelles Defence Forces (SDF). This also marked the Indian Navy’s maiden participation in the exercise, giving the engagement added strategic significance. The harbour phase included Visit, Board, Search and Seizure (VBSS) training onboard the ship, along with joint boarding drills.
Brahmi: The Quiet Marsh Herb That Became India’s Most Famous “Memory Plant”
Modern reviews identify bacosides, a group of triterpenoid saponins, as its best-known active compounds. These are thought to be among the main constituents linked to Brahmi’s traditional and researched effects on memory, learning, and nervous-system support. T