Launching DHRUV64 is the Milestone of India’s Semiconductor Journey

New Delhi: India has achieved a significant milestone in its semiconductor journey with the launch of DHRUV64. It is a fully indigenous microprocessor developed by the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) under the Microprocessor Development Programme (MDP). DHRUV64 provides the nation a reliable, homegrown processor technology. It is capable of supporting strategic and […]

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Advancement of Nuclear Energy for Transforming India

New Delhi: Nuclear energy is the use of controlled atomic reactions to produce power. At its core, it relies on splitting atoms in a process called fission, which releases large amounts of heat. This heat is then used to generate electricity without producing greenhouse gases. Globally, nuclear energy is valued as a clean, dependable source […]

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India’s Traditional Medicine: Quality, Access and Global Confidence

New Delhi: Traditional medicine is one of the world’s oldest holistic healing processes. According to WHO, traditional, complementary and integrative medicine is used in 170 of its 194 Member States. While countries like India, China and Japan have long established systems of traditional medicines, they are also widespread in Africa and the Americas with many […]

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Promotion and Preservation of the Patachitra Art

New Delhi: The Union Minister for Culture & Tourism, Shri Gajendra Singh Shekhawat on Thursday stated in the Rajya Sabha in writing that the Union Government has set up Eastern Zonal Cultural Centre (EZCC), Kolkata (an autonomous organisation under Ministry of Culture) to protect, promote and preserve various forms of folk art including Patachitra in […]

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Beyond the Glass Walls: Candid Guide of Surviving Corporate Life

Surviving Corporate: The Winning Manual By Dipra Bhattacharya In a world where corporate success is often wrapped in glossy social media posts and employer- branding, Dipra Bhattacharya’s newly out book— Surviving Corporate: The Winning Manual cuts through the noise with rare honesty. Part of lived experience, part of survival guide, and part of strategic playbook, […]

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Organised Waste Management in Himalayan Region

New Delhi: As the first light of the day touches the Himalayan ranges, life begins quietly across the majestic mountains. In hill towns, sanitation workers navigate narrow pathways to collect household waste. On school campuses, students segregate waste as part of routine practice, while at pilgrimage sites, visitors use designated collection points. These everyday actions […]

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Concerted, Orchestrated Attack On CM Over Messi Fiasco Raises More Questions Than It Answers

            It was a Messy affair. The organisers made a complete mess of it. Make no mistake. Have no doubt or confusion. The uncalled for and untoward incident at Yuva Bharati Krirangan is highly condemnable, by all means. None would possibly like to hear anything against the popular sentiment, at […]

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I AM A CITIZEN TOO, a fair second chance…

Sampurna GhoshAdvocate The Prisons have been changed to Correctional Homes and it plays a key role in the society. The concept is to change the mental conditions of the inmates in the correctional homes and to change them through several layers of reforms to integrate them back in the society. Project Cheetah: India’s wildlife comeback […]

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Project Cheetah: India’s wildlife comeback story

New Delhi: It is India’s historic wildlife comeback story, reviving a species extinct since 1952 through the world’s first inter-continental large carnivore translocation. Key Highlights: 1) 20 cheetahs translocated from Namibia & South Africa (2022–23); PM Modi released the first eight on 17 Sept 2022. 2) Mukhi milestone: First India born cheetah cub (2023) becomes […]

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The transformation of India’s Higher Education System: increasingly aligning with the advanced models of US and UK

Over the past decade, India’s higher education landscape has been undergoing a profound transformation—so significant that the longstanding gap between the Indian system and the higher education models of Europe and the West has begun to narrow considerably. What many perceived as the curse of COVID-19, especially in the global context, became unexpectedly transformative for […]

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