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    Rice Yields May Dip 6.6% for Global Temperature

    India could lose 6.6 per cent of its rice yield for every 1 degree Celsius (°C) rise in global mean temperature, according to a new study. The estimate is more than three times higher than earlier projections. Rice is the staple food for about two-thirds of the country’s population. The study, published in the journal.

    Reducing dependence on foreign suppliers, India rapidly expanding its naval capabilities: Report

    As India aims to expand its navy to more than 200 ships over the next decade to counter China's rapidly growing naval fleet and Pakistan's induction of advanced Chinese-built attack submarines, analysts see this month's commissioning of the stealth frigate INS Mahendragiri and submarine hunter INS Malvan into the Indian Navy as a significant development.

    INDIA bloc stages ‘Who gave the order’ protest at Parliament; NDA says ‘raise meaningful questions’

    Holding banners carrying the message 'Who gave the orders?', INDIA bloc MPs gathered at the Parliament premises and sought accountability

    Infrastructure Revolution in India

    India is experiencing a blitzkrieg upgrade in its infrastructure, driven by increased government investment and development initiatives. There are significant advancements in India’s transportation networks, including roads, railways, aviation, and waterways, and their impact on the country’s economic growth. These infrastructure developments aim to enhance connectivity, reduce logistics costs, and position India as a global.

    India’s first direct commercial container freight train reaches Nepal, opening new chapter in cross-border trade and connectivity

    New Delhi: The Indian Railways on Tuesday achieved a major milestone in strengthening India-Nepal freight connectivity with the successful operation of the first-ever direct commercial container freight train from Kolkata Port to Biratnagar Customs Yard, Nepal. According to the Ministry of Railways, the train, comprising 40 wagons carrying a consignment of canola, completed its journey.

    Saransh Jain earns maiden call-up as BCCI names squad for Sri Lanka Tests

    Jadeja had been out of action since the IPL 2026 season after picking up a tennis elbow injury.

    From Viral to Virtuous: What Gen Z Can Learn from Vidura Niti

    Dr Gaurav Garg Generation Z has inherited a world unlike any before it—one powered by artificial intelligence, shaped by social media, driven by instant communication, and filled with limitless opportunities. Yet, alongside these advantages come unprecedented challenges: information overload, digital addiction, declining attention spans, mental health concerns, and the constant pressure to succeed. While technology.

    India’s Economic Growth Forecast

    Abhishek Vij In its latest Economic Outlook report, Deloitte India estimates the country’s economic growth rate for the current financial year 2026-27 to be between 6.5 and 6.8 percent. The report suggests that growth may slow somewhat in the first half of the fiscal year, but the economy is expected to gain momentum in the.

    Documenting India’s Endangered Languages

    Our family god called Kuladheivam in Tamil, has a temple in our village called poɬliwoʃ,” said the 66-year-old Kurtaz Vasamalli, who lives in the Nilgiri hills near Ooty. “We believe that the divine power comes to our villages from the temple…there is no idol worship.” The hills, which are renowned for tea and coffee plantations,.

    Morality and Moral Courage: The Foundation of a Strong Nation

    -Iqbal Singh Lalpura The strength of a nation is measured not merely by its economic growth, military power, or technological advancement. The true foundation of a civilized society rests upon two timeless virtues—morality and moral courage. Morality enables us to distinguish right from wrong, while moral courage gives us the strength to uphold what is.

    Operation Vijay Reshapes India’s Security Doctrine

    On July 26, India observes the 27th anniversary of Kargil Vijay Diwas, commemorating Operation Vijay of 1999 when the armed forces evicted Pakistani infiltrators and reclaimed the strategic heights of Kargil. The victory not only secured the frontier but also reshaped India’s security doctrine and national consciousness. It was a turning point, and Kargil Vijay.