According to the latest figures reported by states and Union Territories, around 15.89 crore of India’s 19.36 crore rural households had access to tap-water supply as of July 18, 2026. This represents national coverage of 82.09 per cent.
Eleven Flying Training Organisations have become operational under the Airports Authority of India’s liberalised policy for flight-training institutes. The initiative is intended to increase flying capacity, reduce delays faced by student pilots and help India train a larger share of its future aviation workforce within the country.
Bengaluru-based Vimag Labs is developing a different approach. Its Virtual Magnet Synchronous Motor, or VMSM, replaces fixed permanent magnets with an electrically generated rotor magnetic field controlled through power electronics and proprietary software.
Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena announced the initiative during the inaugural governing-body meeting of the Snow Leopard and High-Altitude Nature Conservation Society, commonly known as the SHAN Conservation Society. Saxena assumed office as the Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh in March 2026.
The Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia of India identifies the medicinal drug Talisa as the dried leaves of Abies webbiana Lindl., belonging to the Pinaceae family. Modern botanical databases, however, treat Abies webbiana as a synonym of the currently accepted name Abies spectabilis (D.Don) Mirb. Thus, both names may appear in Ayurvedic books, pharmacopoeias and herbal products.
The minister said around 19 lakh participating households are receiving zero electricity bills, while more than 12 lakh households have collectively earned ₹421 crore by supplying surplus solar electricity to the grid.
Coal dispatches increase sharply as higher domestic output and adequate thermal-plant stocks strengthen energy security
Internet subscribers cross 109 crore, while CSCs, UPI, DigiLocker, Aadhaar and e-Sanjeevani deepen digital access
That man was Uttanka, a devoted student whose loyalty to his teacher carried him beyond royal palaces, across lonely forests and into the hidden kingdom of the Nagas.
The National Dairy Development Board classifies Kankrej as a dual-purpose breed used for both milk and draught work. Its native tract extends across parts of northern Gujarat and western Rajasthan, particularly the region surrounding the Rann of Kutch.
