Kautilya

Krishna and the Hunter Jara: The Final Moment of Krishna’s Earthly Life

The event takes place after the destruction of the Yadava clan at Prabhasa. Krishna had already witnessed the fulfilment of the curse that brought ruin upon his own people, seen Balarama withdraw from the world, and understood that the purpose of his earthly incarnation had reached its completion. He then entered the forest alone and sat beneath a tree in deep meditation.

India and Poland Expand Strategic Partnership Into Cyber Security, Space and Critical Minerals

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar disclosed the emerging agreements on September 4 following talks in Warsaw with Polish Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski. The two ministers reviewed implementation of the Action Plan adopted during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s landmark visit to Poland in 2024 and assessed progress across trade, investment, defence, energy and technology.

India and Vietnam Move to Deepen Army-to-Army and Defence Cooperation

Chief of Army Staff General Dhiraj Seth received Lieutenant General Le Van Huong, Deputy Chief of General Staff of the Vietnam People’s Army, during the Vietnamese general’s official visit to India on September 3. The two commanders discussed measures to strengthen defence cooperation and military-to-military engagement, with both armies reaffirming their commitment to regional peace and stability.

Munitions India and Drogo Aerospace Partner on Long-Range Indigenous Loitering Munition

The two companies signed a Memorandum of Understanding in Pune on September 4, 2026, bringing together Drogo Aerospace’s unmanned-aircraft engineering capabilities and MIL’s experience in ammunition, explosives and warhead technology. The agreement was signed by Yashwanth Bonthu, Founder and CEO of Drogo Aerospace, and Kumar Vaibhav Gaur, Executive Director of Munitions India.

Indian Scientists Map Genomes of Four Asian Hornbills to Strengthen Conservation Science

Beyond creating a genetic reference for each species, the scientists reconstructed aspects of their ancient population history. Their analysis indicates that all four experienced substantial declines in effective population size during climatic fluctuations of the Pleistocene, revealing that the evolutionary history of these birds was shaped by environmental change long before today’s pressures from deforestation, hunting and habitat fragmentation emerged.