All batches continue in offline mode: ICAR-IARI

New Delhi: Classes for all batches will continue in offline mode as per the regular academic schedule. The ICAR–Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), New Delhi, has withdrawn its earlier notice dated 25th March 2026, related to shifting to online classes. After the review, ICAR-IARI has restored its full campus operations the very next day. The […]

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New Project for Buddha’s Sacred Places in Shravasti

New Delhi: Shravasti district in Uttar Pradesh holds immense spiritual and historical importance in the Buddhist world. It is believed to be one of the places where Lord Buddha spent several monsoon seasons and delivered many of his teachings. Shravasti attracts scholars, spiritual seekers, and international visitors interested in India’s rich Buddhist heritage. In a […]

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Key Sectors in View of Developments in West Asia

New Delhi: In light of the ongoing developments in West Asia, the Government of India continues to closely monitor the situation and is taking necessary preparedness and response measures to ensure stability across critical sectors. An update on key aspects, including energy supply, maritime operations, and support for Indian nationals in the region, is provided […]

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Earthquake Vulnerability and Steps taken to Mitigate the Risk

New Delhi: The Government has undertaken several scientific studies to understand earthquakes occurring in the country. These studies are primarily carried out by the Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES) through its attached office, the National Centre for Seismology (NCS), along with other scientific institutions and academic organizations. The details of such studies include continuous monitoring […]

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Regulatory Surveillance Over Weight Loss Drug Supply Chain

New Delhi: In order to ensure ethical pharmaceutical practices in the supply chain of Weight Loss Drug (GLP-1), the Drugs Controller of India has intensified its regulatory surveillance against the drug’s unauthorized sale and promotion. With the recent introduction of multiple generic variants of GLP-1-based weight loss drugs in the Indian market, concerns have emerged […]

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India’s Pharmaceuticals: From Domestic Production to International Markets

New Delhi: Health functions both as a driver and an outcome of economic development, and the pharmaceutical industry occupies a unique position at this intersection. By ensuring the availability of essential medicines and vaccines, the industry plays a critical role in advancing public health outcomes and societal welfare, while concurrently generating employment, reinforcing supply-chain resilience, […]

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SWAMIH: A Policy Lifeline for India’s Housing Sector

New Delhi: For millions of Indian families, owning a home represents stability, security, and a lifetime investment. As India’s cities grow and urban aspirations expand, housing has become central to social wellbeing and economic progress, supporting employment and activity across construction, infrastructure, and allied sectors. Home ownership is seen both as a personal milestone and […]

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Integrating Wellness into Everyday Life

New Delhi: When the International Day of Yoga (IDY) was first celebrated globally in 2015, it quickly evolved into one of the world’s largest wellness movements. Every year on June 21, millions across continents roll out their yoga mats in parks, institutions, and homes. Shri Prataprao Jadhav, Hon’ble Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for […]

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Water for All, All for Water

New Delhi: Ensuring safe drinking water supply requires infrastructure such as pipelines, pumps, and storage structures. Yet beyond these networks of steel and concrete, water systems are sustained by the people who keep them running every day. Under the Jal Jeevan Mission, elected representatives, frontline workers, members of self-help groups, trained volunteers, and technical personnel […]

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