The contracts were signed in New Delhi on 14 August 2026 in the presence of Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh. The procurement covers the loitering munition systems themselves, along with associated munitions and other accessories required for their operational deployment.
India had only one registered space start-up in 2014. By August 2026, the number had increased to around 440. India’s space economy is currently estimated at approximately USD 9 billion and is projected to reach USD 40–45 billion over the next decade.
Pandorum’s work does not yet amount to manufacturing complete human organs ready for routine transplantation. Instead, the company is constructing functional tissue-like structures and regenerative environments that reproduce selected biological, structural and mechanical characteristics of native human tissue.
The report says the locally produced aircraft would contain more than 60% indigenous content.
By 2021, nine complete prototype engines and four core engines had been built, while the programme had accumulated 3,217 hours of engine testing. Kaveri underwent altitude tests and was also flown aboard an Il-76 Flying Test Bed, making it the first indigenously developed Indian military gas-turbine engine to undergo such flight testing.
Founded in 2010 and headquartered in Bengaluru, Sea6 Energy describes its long-term objective as building large-scale ocean agriculture and using cultivated marine biomass as a renewable industrial raw material.
The Philippine News Agency, which operates under the Presidential Communications Office, reported that Marcos said the country was “in the process of actually procuring more.”
Unveiled on June 10, 2026, Nathu La represents Zoho’s first major entry into computer hardware. The Chennai-headquartered technology company developed the platform through a specialised engineering team based in Nagpur, extending its operations beyond business software, cloud services and artificial intelligence into the physical infrastructure that runs them.
Spread across more than 13,000 square metres, the Halol plant was converted from an empty industrial structure into a fully operational battery manufacturing facility in less than eight months. At full utilisation, it is expected to produce more than 48,000 battery systems annually, catering to a wide range of electric vehicles including passenger cars, light commercial vehicles, trucks and buses.
From MIRV-equipped strategic missiles to reported heavy conventional penetrators, the Agni-5 architecture is showing the potential to evolve far beyond its original nuclear-deterrence role
