Unlike rigid electronics, these devices can conform to the body and measure not only electrical signals but also biochemical markers. That means a single wearable platform could potentially monitor things such as heart activity, muscle signals, temperature, pressure, and even disease-related biomarkers found in fluids like saliva and blood.
The Rajatarangini identifies him as a son of king Durlabhaka and queen Narendraprabha, and names his elder brothers Chandrapida and Tarapida, both of whom ruled before him. Modern historians generally place Lalitaditya’s reign around c. 724/725 to c. 760 CE
The timing of the meeting is significant. It comes at a moment of continued instability in West Asia and an uncertain security environment around the Afghanistan-Pakistan region, both of which remain areas of concern for India and the United States.
The project consists of twin tube tunnels in the Ramban–Banihal section, with the northbound tunnels measuring 2.6 km and 0.619 km, and the southbound tunnel measuring 3.08 km. These are being built as part of the broader four-laning of NH-44, the highway that serves as the principal road lifeline linking Jammu with Srinagar and the Kashmir Valley.
Taragiri is built around a Combined Diesel or Gas (CODOG) propulsion system, using two gas turbines and two main diesel engines, a configuration intended to give the ship both high-speed dash capability and endurance during long deployments.
The significance of the 1 billion tonne mark lies not only in its scale, but in its timing. India remains one of the world’s largest coal consumers, and coal continues to be the backbone of the country’s electricity generation system.
There are temples one visits, and there are temples one feels before one even enters.
Harsha was born around 590 CE into the Pushyabhuti, or Vardhana, dynasty, whose early base was at Thanesar in present-day Haryana. He was the younger son of Prabhakaravardhana.
Under the agreement, Rayonix Tech will act as XTEND’s exclusive manufacturing and distribution partner in India for selected platforms. The collaboration is built around XTEND’s autonomy software stack, known as XOS, which powers AI-enabled robotic and drone systems. Reports indicate that the partnership will not be limited to simple assembly work; it is also expected to involve local manufacturing capability, testing infrastructure, distribution support and a technology-transfer component aimed at strengthening operational know-how in India.
A training deployment in the US, involving personnel linked to NATO and partner-country forces, suggests that Indian-made drone systems are no longer being viewed only as domestic tools, but as platforms with growing international relevance.
