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TEC signs MoU with IIIT Delhi for collaboration on Joint Studies and Technical Contributions in Telecom Technologies and Standardisation Activities

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The Telecommunication Engineering Centre (TEC), the technical arm of the Department of Telecommunications (DoT), Government of India, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology, Delhi (IIIT Delhi) to collaborate on joint studies, research, and technical contributions in advanced telecom technologies and global standardisation activities.

The partnership aims to develop India-specific standards and test frameworks, collaborative research in telecom and related ICT, explore future network technologies such as 6G, Optical communication, NTNs, etc. and enhance India’s participation in ITU-T (International Telecommunication Union – Telecommunication Standardization Sector) Study Groups through National Working Groups.

The MoU was signed on 19th November 2025 by Shri Rakesh Desai, DDG (Fixed Access), TEC and Dr. Abhjit Mitra, Assistant Professor, IIIT-Delhi in presence of Dr. Prof. Ranjan Bose, Director, IIIT-Delhi, Shri Pawan Gupta, DDG (Admin.), TEC, and Dr. Prof. Vivek Ashok Bohara, ECE Department, IIIT-D at IIIT Delhi.

The partnership creates a formal framework for TEC to work closely with IIIT Delhi on next-generation telecom and standardisation activities.

Key Areas of Collaboration:

AI in Telecom: Al-based network optimization, anomaly detection, predictive maintenance, intelligent traffic management, and Al-driven policy enforcement in telecom networks.

5G/6G: Collaborative research and standardization activities in the field of 5G, 6G, mmWave, mMIMo, heterogeneous networks etc.

SDN & NFV: Joint studies and standardization activities in the field of Software Defined Network (SDN) & Network Function Virtualization (NFV)

Free Space Optical Communication / Li-Fi: Joint studies and technical contributions in standardization activities for high-speed, low latency, reliable, secure, optical wireless connectivity for backhaul and access applications, especially in rural and defense applications.

Renewable Energy Technologies (RETs): Use of ICTs for improving energy efficiency of telecommunication equipments and infrastructure.
This partnership aims to accelerate indigenous R&D and increase India’s influence in global standardisation processes by strengthening India’s contributions to global standardisation bodies such as ITU and 3GPP.

This collaboration will further the Atmanirbhar Bharat vision by strengthening indigenous research, design and manufacturing in telecom – developing India-specific standards, test frameworks and home-grown solutions that bolster national self-reliance, secure critical communications infrastructure and reduce dependence on imports.

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Greaves Cotton Limited and Ligier Group Partner to Drive Innovation in European Micromobility with Euro V+ Certified Diesel Engines

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Greaves Cotton Limited and Ligier Group Partner to Drive Innovation in European Micromobility with Euro V+ Certified Diesel Engines

Greaves Cotton Limited, a trusted future-ready engineering company with over 165-year legacy of engineering excellence, has partnered with Ligier Group (“Ligier”), one of Europe’s most recognised manufacturers of light & heavy quadricycles. Through this collaboration, Greaves designed 499cc REVO D+ diesel engines that are Euro V+ certified are powering Ligier’s latest models, the Ligier JS50 and Ligier Myli, reinforcing India’s growing role as a trusted global supplier of advanced, regulatory compliant automotive technologies.

These engines, developed and manufactured at Greaves’ state-of-the-art facility in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, continue to be integrated into Ligier’s vehicles retailed across France, Italy, Spain, Germany, Austria, Portugal, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Norway, Sweden, Latvia, Greece, Lithuania, Estonia, and the Czech Republic.

The 499cc REVO D+ single-cylinder, 4-stroke diesel engines with electronic fuel injection are Euro V+ compliant, and are designed for the light quadricycle, L6e category of vehicles. Compact and efficient, the engine delivers 6.0 kW of power at 3000 rpm and 26 Nm torque between 1800–2200 rpm, ensuring superior fuel efficiency, exceptional NVH performance, low friction, and performance reliability for microcars that has resulted in customer acceptance across Europe.

The stringent Euro V+ compliance norms were met by rigorous European grade quality assurance practices, including endurance testing, cold-weather validation, lifecycle reliability assessments, and emissions-testing protocols aligned to international regulatory requirements. This demonstrates Greaves Cotton’s capability to meet the demanding environmental, quality, and performance expectations of advanced global markets.

With Europe’s varied climatic conditions and high customer expectations, the seamless adoption of the Euro V+ engine across multiple countries reflects Greaves’ ability to engineer products that perform reliably in demanding geographies.

The power train’s acceptance highlights the company’s international-standard R&D capabilities and its commitment to delivering precision-engineered solutions tailored to the needs of discerning global customers, ranging from younger drivers who expect responsive acceleration, to older users who value superior NVH performance.

Greaves’ development approach goes beyond just the engine by delivering a complete vehicle control ecosystem, thereby strengthening Greaves Cotton’s position as a solutionsdriven engineering partner for global OEMs.

This marks a significant evolution in the company’s R&D journey from being a powertrain supplier to becoming a provider of end-toend mobility solutions tailored to the needs of advanced international markets.

Speaking about the partnership, Mr. Parag Satpute, Managing Director and Group CEO, Greaves Cotton Limited said: “This partnership with Ligier is a proud milestone for Greaves Cotton, showcasing how a Made-in-India powertrain is driving European mobility solutions. It reflects our strong engineering capabilities, customer-centric approach, and commitment to delivering global quality standards from our Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar plant.

As a trusted partner to OEMs worldwide, we continue to strengthen our comprehensive solutions driven approach that meet the demands of global OEMs for highest standards of performance, efficiency, and sustainability.”

Adding to this, Christian Dujardin, CEO, Ligier Group, said: “Our partnership with Greaves has been marked by outstanding collaboration and mutual trust. Together, we have succeeded in bringing to market the new 499cc REVO D+ engine – a modern, efficient, and reliable powertrain that perfectly meets today’s market expectations, regulatory standards, and customer demands. We are proud of the quality and fluidity of our exchanges throughout this project, which have allowed us to combine innovation and performance. Our teams continue to work hand in hand on future developments to stay one step ahead of the competition and uphold Ligier’s promise of always being at the forefront of innovation.”

This partnership underscores the growing contribution of India’s advanced manufacturing and engineering sector in meeting stringent European emission and performance standards. By combining Greaves Cotton’s expertise in precision and application engineering with Ligier’s deep understanding of the European mobility market, the collaboration sets a strong precedent for cross-continental innovation in efficient automotive technologies.

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C-DOT signs MoU with Andhra Pradesh Government to participate in Amaravati Quantum Valley (AQV) initiative

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Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DOT) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Andhra Pradesh Government to participate in Amaravati Quantum Valley (AQV) initiative. The Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DOT) is the premier telecom R&D centre of the Department of Telecommunications, Government of India, engaged in the design, development of indigenous telecom solutions and deployment of cutting-edge communication technologies to meet the country’s strategic and socio-economic needs. C-DOT has now pioneered development of Quantum Security solutions which have already seen widespread installations at multiple places including premier academic institutes (Government as well as Private), Government R & D labs, actual network carrying live traffic etc.

Andhra Pradesh Government has taken a giant step in shaping India’s quantum future with the initiative of setting up Amaravati Quantum Valley (AQV). The project is located in Amaravati and involves state-level partnerships, infrastructure, and training programs. The Amaravati Quantum Valley aims to create an integrated quantum ecosystem uniting hardware manufacturing, software development, talent nurturing, and research excellence.

Through this partnership between AP Govt and C-DOT, C-DOT proposes to set up a Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Quantum Communication & Security Solutions, along with allied areas like Privacy Enhancement technologies (PETs), in Amaravati Quantum Valley, Andhra Pradesh. C-DOT will focus on Quantum Communication solutions at the proposed Centre at AQV.

C-DOT’s expertise in the quantum communication field will help in providing the necessary resources and skill development to emerging players in India. It will support research and testing in the NQM (National Quantum Mission) aligned areas of Quantum Security Solutions, along with the development of PETs to ensure compliance with MeitY’s Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) framework. It will also focus on cost-effective sub-component development for quantum communication systems and establish an integrated testbed for quantum security, thereby strengthening the AQV mandate, fostering a quantum-safe ecosystem, and enhancing digital privacy and data protection across the nation.

The MoU was exchanged in the presence of Sh. Nara Lokesh, Minister of IT, Government of Andhra Pradesh during the 30th edition of CII Partnership Summit at Vizag.

C-DOT Executive Vice President Dr. Pankaj Kumar Dalela signed the MOU on behalf of C-DOT in the presence of Shri Nara Lokesh, Minister of ITE&C, HRD, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh, and Shri Bhaskar Katamneni, Secretary, Information Technology & Communications (ITE&C) Department, Andhra Pradesh.

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Adani Cement Creates a World Record for the Largest Raft Foundation for Religious Infrastructure

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Adani Cement Creates a World Record for the Largest Raft Foundation for Religious Infrastructure

Adani Cement, along with its Group associate M/s PSP Infra, has accomplished a historic engineering feat at Umiya Dham near Ahmedabad, completing the world’s largest religious temple raft foundation casting. This record breaking execution showcases Adani Cement’s unique ability to combine logistical scale, technical precision, and sustainability innovation.

This monumental feat was achieved over an uninterrupted 54-hour operation using 24,100 cubic metres (M3) of ECOMaxX M45 grade low-carbon concrete, a proprietary sustainable mix developed by Adani Cement and setting new benchmarks. This was enabled using 26 strategically located Ready-Mix Concrete (RMX) plants, 285+ transit mixers operating in a synchronized logistics network, 3,600 tonnes of high-performance cement and over 600 skilled workers and technical experts working in shifts over three days.

The entire operation was meticulously planned to ensure continuous pouring without cold joints, maintaining optimal temperature control and mix consistency throughout the process.

The use of ECOMaxX concrete significantly reduced the carbon footprint of the project, aligning with Adani Cement’s commitment to green construction practices.

Mr Vinod Bahety, CEO – Cement Business, Adani Group, said: “Umiya Dham is set to become an iconic spiritual landmark, spanning 60 acres and representing an investment of approximately ₹2,000 crore. This project is not just about setting world records – it embodies the quality, scale, speed, and purpose that defines Adani Cement.

As our Chairman believes, these are not just engineering feats, but bridges between devotion and modern infrastructure. The successful raft casting at Umiya Dham is a living testament to this philosophy: where faith drives innovation, and innovation uplifts entire communities.

When we unite innovation, people, and sustainable materials, we create solutions that endure for generations and set new global benchmarks. Our ECOMaxX low carbon concrete has enabled the structure to reduce its carbon emissions by 60%, underscoring our commitment to sustainability and excellence.”


Mr R.P. Patel, President, Vishv Umiya Foundation, said: “This world-record foundation of Jagat Janani Maa Umiya (Parvati) temple is a proud moment for India’s cultural and engineering heritage. Adani Cement’s proven expertise in mega-project execution made them our natural partner.”


The raft foundation for the upcoming world’s tallest temple, measuring 450 ft x 400 ft x 8 ft, will support 1,551 Dharma Stambhs for the 504 ft tall Jagat Janani Maa Umiya Temple, envisioned as the spiritual nucleus of a vast social and cultural campus in Jaspur.

The ECOMaxX M45 concrete mix incorporates 66 per cent Supplementary Cementitious Material (SCM), resulting in carbon footprint reduction by 60 per cent. Proprietary Coolcrete formulation, maintained placement temperatures below 28 degrees Celsius, minimising thermal stress. Thermocouples embedded in the structure continue to monitor temperature and durability in real time.

Witnessed by over 1,000 attendees on-site as well as more than 10,000 online, this accomplishment underlines Adani Cement’s growing role in shaping India’s engineering and spiritual milestones.


Reinforcing a legacy of landmark projects, Adani Cement continues to play a pivotal role in India’s infrastructure and realty landscape. From iconic structures like the World One Tower to engineering marvels such as the Chenab Railway Bridge in Jammu & Kashmir, the company now extends its expertise to spiritual infrastructure with the Umiya Dham Temple.

This achievement not only reflects Adani Cement’s technical prowess but also its dedication to sustainable development and cultural heritage.

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IBM and BharatGen Collaborate to Accelerate AI Adoption in India Powered by Indic Large Language Models

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IBM and BharatGen Collaborate to Accelerate AI Adoption in India Powered by Indic Large Language Models

IBM and BharatGen announced a strategic collaboration to advance the adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in India powered by BharatGen’s sovereign multimodal and Large Language Models (LLMs) tailored to India’s unique linguistic and cultural landscape.

This collaboration aims to bring together IBM’s AI expertise in data, governance and model training technology, and BharatGen’s national mandate and expertise to create inclusive, India-centric sovereign multimodal and Large Language Models (LLMs) rooted in indigenous context and values.

The initiative focuses on developing and scaling multimodal and language specific AI models and expanding their applications across various sectors, including education, agriculture, banking healthcare, citizen services and more. As part of this collaboration, BharatGen and IBM will aim to:

  • Develop solution templates for Indic use cases leveraging BharatGen’s models and data with IBM’s AI technologies including IBM Granite Models.
  • Create demonstrations and use case templates (RAG and targeted domains) on IBM Watsonx and Red Hat OpenShift AI.
  • Build a scalable data pipeline using IBM’s selected open source tools, enhanced with Indic specific capabilities to streamline data preparation workflows.
  • Create new benchmarks specifically suited for Indic domain and languages.
  • Research new and emerging model architecture and technologies leveraging IBM and BharatGen’s experience and expertise in high performance and purpose-built generative AI models.

“At BharatGen, we have been building sovereign AI models and the ecosystem that reflects the linguistic richness, cultural nuances, and diverse needs of our people. This collaboration with IBM allows us to bring cutting-edge global research, scalable architectures and inclusive systems for India” said Prof. Ganesh Ramakrishnan, BharatGen.

“With IBM’s strength in enterprise-grade platforms and our commitment to public-good AI, we are on a path to drive transformative solutions for empowering India’s digital journey across domains such as agriculture, finance, education, and governance.”

“At IBM, we are committed to support the creation of open, trusted AI that solves real-world problems,” said Sandip Patel, Managing Director, IBM India and South Asia. “Through our collaboration with BharatGen, we aim to advance sovereign AI capabilities that reflect India’s diversity and deliver meaningful impact across sectors.”

BharatGen’s LLM and foundation model roadmap is designed to address both national and commercial needs across agriculture, education, healthcare, national security, and finance.
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Likabali to Mechuka – Arunachal Pradesh’s Mirabilia Journey

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Likabali to Mechuka – Arunachal Pradesh’s Mirabilia Journey

Under a two-hour drive from the Dibrugarh airport, Likabali makes for a convenient stop right across the mighty Brahmaputra. Located in the West Siang district which is also the state’s largest, the town is known best for Malinithan, a temple that finds mention in the Puranas and where Durga is the prime goddess that is worshipped. A historical site dating back to the 10th and 14th centuries AD, the Malinithan temple ruins indicate a granite structure built in the classical tradition of Orissa.

It’s singularity lies in the use of granite in a region that largely uses bricks, the former showing an early Aryan influence. Not only is the temple of architectural and historical value, but also of mythological value; this is where Krishna is believed to have stopped on his way from Bhismakanagar to Dwarka with his newly wedded wife Rukmini, to seek the blessings of Parvati, an incarnation of Durga.

Onwards from Likabali, Basgo is an easy three-hour journey. An unexplored gem this side of the state, the beauty of this hill hamlet and its cultural richness is often underrated. Part of the Lepa-Rada district, Basgo sits in the midst of rice and maize fields interspersed with pineapple, orange and kiwi orchards. Wander across these beautiful agricultural fields, or hike up to the 70-metre Hido Hidi waterfall and take in its ethereal beauty.

The best trail bound to bowl over nature lovers though, is the one that goes through the surreal Nguda Pokcho forest. This gorgeous jungle is a lush one, crisscrossed with streams and waterfalls, and makes for a memorable camping experience. For the intrepid wildlife explorer, a unique opportunity awaits at the intriguing caves in Padi, home to bat colonies. Home to the Galo tribe, Basar celebrates the Bascon festival which is popular with travellers.

Continue upwards for a couple of hours to re-enter West Siang, where you’ll hit ‘Orange Country’ Aalo, formerly also known as Aalong. This beautiful valley is at the confluence of the Sipu and Siyom rivers, and flooded with orange plantations. The relatively big town has man-made sights like the Ramakrishna mission campus, Tatum bridge, and the Donyi Polo temple, but it is the abundance of scenic landscapes that this stretch is all about.

Once again home to the Galo tribe, the nearby villages of Jirdin, Kabu and Kayi add an interesting cultural context to the exploration. Finish it off with the thrill of walking the bamboo and cane bridge across the Siyom, or go rafting on its challenging waters.

From Aalo, the last and the longest leg of the journey begins, but not without its rewards. The five-hour plus drive takes you to the star attraction of the trail, Mechuka, that has long been sought by admirers of nature in its pristine form.

At 6,000 feet, Mechuka sits close to the Indo-Tibetan border, and is revered by both travellers and locals alike. Also known as Menchuka, it can be split into three syllables, wherein ‘men’ means “medicinal”, ‘chu’ means ‘water’ and ‘kha’ means ‘ice’ in the local language. The melted glacial waters that flow through Menchuka are believed to contain medicinal properties, making them sacred for local inhabitants, including the Adi, Bokar, Bemba and Liao tribes.

The Membas reside in quaint wooden homes, staying in one of which with a family and enjoying a traditional tribal meal, can provide an astounding cultural experience. Surrounded by snow-capped peaks and the Siyom river flowing through Mechuka, it looks nothing less than a painting.

While natural beauty is the biggest draw of Mechuka, the place doubles as a hub for seekers of adventure. Go hiking on its many, lesser trodden paths, and birding through its verdant forests. Hit the rapids of the Siang on a raft or a kayak, or walk across the bamboo bridge that straddles the river, and drive across the Bhogibeel bridge across the Brahmaputra. But most of all, unwind and soak in the remoteness, and savour the feeling of being disconnected from the daily humdrum of the planet.

Once you emerge from this trail, you will realise why choosing the road less travelled made all the difference.

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Heritage and Religious Mirabilia Places of Agartala

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Heritage and Religious Mirabilia Places of Agartala

Ujjayanta Palace

Located at the heart of Agartala town, the Ujjayanta Palace stands as a majestic testament to the rulership of Radha Kishore Manikya, the 20th-century king of Tripura. Evidenced by its towering domes and other architectural wonders, the palace appears to draw inspiration from Mughal designs. While a significant part of the palace is open to the public, the annex attached to the main structure is currently inhabited by members of the royal lineage. Among its treasures, the palace boasts an ivory throne, a revered focal point during the annual Durga Puja celebration. On this occasion, the palace priests pay homage to the throne after conducting a ritual animal sacrifice in honor of the goddess. The ivory throne stands out as one of the prominent attractions in Agartala, encapsulating both regality and cultural significance.

Tripura government museum

The Tripura Government Museum, housed within the Ujjayanta Palace, stands as the sole state museum in Tripura, offering a compelling glimpse into the region’s cultural and historical treasures. Spanning two floors of the palace, the museum showcases rare artifacts that encapsulate the cultural richness, daily life, weaponry, and other belongings of the erstwhile kings of Tripura, along with insights into the tribes, fauna, and flora of the area. The exhibits, spanning many centuries, include a dedicated section that delves into the life and times of literary legend Rabindranath Tagore. A haven for art and history enthusiasts, this museum unfolds the tales of bygone eras witnessed by Northeast India.

Jagannath temple

Located adjacent to the Ujjayanta Palace, the Jagannath Temple in Agartala is a renowned pilgrimage site dedicated to Lord Jagannath, Lord Balabhadra, and Goddess Subhadra. Drawing thousands of visitors annually, the temple holds significance as the donor of the idol of Lord Jagannath at Puri. The temple’s architecture, a blend of Hindu and Arabic styles, stands out with its vibrant orange spires and adorned pillars featuring depictions from Lord Krishna’s life. Devotees visiting from outside Agartala can avail accommodation within the temple complex.

Neer Mahal

True to its name, Neer Mahal is a palace situated on the tranquil waters of Rudrasagar Lake. Once the summer retreat of Bir Bikram Kishore Manikya Bahadur, the erstwhile king of Tripura, this architectural marvel boasts awe-inspiring rooms that beckon visitors to explore its grandeur. For a nominal fee, tourists can embark on a guided tour of the palace, unraveling its historical and cultural significance. To extend your experience, indulge in a leisurely boat ride on the serene lake. The boat rides not only provide a unique perspective of Neer Mahal but also offer moments of tranquility surrounded by nature’s beauty. For those looking to satisfy their taste buds, local vendors stationed outside Neer Mahal offer piping hot puri-sabzi, providing a delightful culinary experience amidst the picturesque surroundings.

Tripura Sundari temple

Situated 55 km from Agartala, the Tripura Sundari Temple, holds a special place among the 51 Shaktipeethas in India. It is believed to be the spot where Goddess Sati’s right foot fell during Lord Shiva’s cosmic dance of destruction. The temple, showcasing Bengali-hut style architecture with a conical dome, proudly stands on a hillock and houses two identical images of the deity. Goddess Kali, worshipped in the form of Soroshi, is the focal point of devotion. Annually, a Diwali mela near the temple attracts over two lakh pilgrims, emphasizing the religious significance of this sacred site.

Kamlasagar Kali temple

Perched on a hillock overlooking Kamala Sagar, Kamlasagar Kali Temple, or Kasba Kali Bari, is home to a sandstone idol of Mahishasurmardini (Goddess Kali). Notably, a shivling at the feet of Goddess Dasabhuja Durga adds to its uniqueness. Built by Maharaja Dhanya Manikya in the 15th century and completed by local rulers in the 17th century, this temple, located 27 km from Agartala, draws thousands of pilgrims during various festivals. The serene Kamalasagar Lake nearby enhances the site’s beauty, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and family outings.

Bhuvaneswari temple

The Bhuvaneswari Temple in Agartala, mentioned in Rabindranath Tagore’s works, is a revered spiritual site located 55 km from Agartala on the banks of River Gomati. Dedicated to Goddess Bhuvaneswari, the temple features a distinctive structure with a 3-ft elevated porch, a four chaala roof, and flower-patterned motifs on pillars and stupas. Administered by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), the temple stands near the ruins of Maharaja Govinda Manikya’s palace from the 17th century.

Sepahijala wildlife sanctuary

Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary, a haven of nature, offers joy through its diverse wildlife, encompassing avifauna and fauna. The only peculiarity you’ll encounter is the entry fee system, which requires payment twice – first to enter the sanctuary and then at another gate for direct access to the zoo. The expansive area typically takes 2 to 3 hours to explore, adorned with deciduous trees throughout. Get ready to observe leopards, lions, Himalayan mountain bears, pig-tailed macaques, and other creatures freely roaming the reserve.

Unakoti

Located around 170 km or a five-hour drive from Agartala, Unakoti is an ancient site with a fascinating legend behind its name. Translating to ‘a number less than a crore,’ the site is associated with a tale from ages past. According to legends, Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati rested at Unakoti during their journey to the Himalayas. The skilled sculptor Kallu Kumhar, wishing to accompany them, faced a challenge set by Shiva. He had to sculpt crore images of the deities before sunrise. Despite his efforts, Kallu fell short of completing the last image, and Shiva and Parvati continued their journey, leaving behind immortal sculptures. To visit this site, visitors must ascend hundreds of steps carved into the hill. It is advisable to start the climb early morning.

Agartala, with its rich history, diverse culture, and picturesque landscapes, beckons travelers seeking an offbeat destination in Northeast India. From exploring historical palaces to religious gems, Agartala offers a unique and immersive travel experience. So, pack your bags, embark on this journey, and let Agartala weave its enchanting tale of heritage and hospitality.

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Adani Cement FutureX’ to Forge India’s Next‑Gen Leaders

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‘Adani Cement FutureX’ to Forge India’s Next‑Gen Leaders

On Engineer’s Day, Adani Cement, the world’s ninth-largest building materials and solutions company and part of the diversified Adani Group Portfolio, announced the launch of ‘Adani Cement FutureX’, a nationwide academia–industry engagement programme designed to connect classrooms with real-world infrastructure and sustainability challenges.

The launch of Adani Cement FutureX emerges as a timely, industry-led solution to build a future-ready workforce aligned with the Government’s Yogya Bharat Mission and Ministry of Education’s call to address employability and entrepreneurship skill gaps, capitalising on India’s demographic dividend and providing human capital for Viksit Bharat 2047.

By engaging with 100+ premier engineering institutions (IITs, NITs, top private/state colleges) and 100+ schools across 100+ cities, the initiative is designed as a continuum — from curiosity to careers — ensuring that India’s demographic dividend transforms into a skilled force for nation-building.

Vinod Bahety, CEO – Cement Business, Adani Group, said: “Adani Cement FutureX is our commitment to India’s vision of Viksit Bharat 2047. While the Government is shaping the Yogya Bharat Mission to empower youth with employability and entrepreneurial skills, our initiative complements this effort by creating real-world learning bridges across schools and campuses.

From Smart Cement Labs to robotics, AI-enabled innovation, decarbonisation research, and career pathways, we are ensuring that India’s young talent is not only employable but also entrepreneurial.

The power of youth is the driving force behind Viksit Bharat, and we strongly believe in ‘Padhega India toh Badhega India’. While cement builds the nation’s infrastructure, FutureX will help build the aspirations and capabilities of GenZ India, aligning talent, innovation and responsibility to fuel our country’s growth.”

Adani Cement FutureX is designed as a continuum from curiosity to careers, focussed on student and faculty benefits.

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Patel Retail Limited Secures ₹22 Crore Export Order; Cumulative export order Book Reaches ₹50 Crore

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Patel Retail Limited Secures ₹22 Crore Export Order; Cumulative export order Book Reaches ₹50 Crore

Patel Retail Limited has secure export order worth ₹22 crore. With this achievement, the company’s cumulative export order book has now reached ₹50 crore, reinforcing its strong presence in global markets. The orders span across regions including Europe, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore underscoring the company’s expanding international presence and the growing global demand for its high-quality products.

These consignments will be processed at Patel Retail’s state-of the-art facilities in Ambernath, Thane, Mumbai, Maharashtra and Gujarat, ensuring strict adherence to global quality standards. The order book is not only significant in value but also comprises repeat orders from long-term clients, reflecting the deep trust and consistent satisfaction of international partners with Patel Retail’s offerings.

With exports to over 35+ countries worldwide, Patel Retail has steadily built a reputation for quality, reliability, and strong customer relationships. This milestone reinforces the company’s ability to serve diverse global markets while leveraging its backward integration model that sources directly from farmers and processes commodities in-house.

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Patel Retail Limited is a diversified retail and food processing company with a strong presence in value retail supermarkets, food exports, and agri-processing. Recognized as a 4-star export house by the Government of India. With a growing footprint across domestic retail and international trade, Patel Retail continues to innovate, expand, and build long-term trust with customers worldwide.

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Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi to launch ‘Swasth Nari, Sashakt Parivar Abhiyaan’ and 8th Poshan Maah on 17th September 2025

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Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi to launch ‘Swasth Nari, Sashakt Parivar Abhiyaan’ and 8th Poshan Maah on 17th September 2025

On 17th September 2025, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi will launch the ‘Swasth Nari, Sashakt Parivar Abhiyaan’ along with the 8th Poshan Maah, marking a historic step towards strengthening healthcare and nutrition services for women, adolescent girls, and children across India.

The initiative is being jointly led by the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (MoHFW) and the Ministry of Women & Child Development (MoWCD), reflecting their shared commitment to women’s and children’s health and nutrition. MoHFW will anchor the delivery of preventive, promotive, and curative health services through health camps and facilities nationwide, while MoWCD will integrate Poshan Maah activities with the campaign, mobilise women and adolescent girls through Anganwadi centres, and lead large-scale nutrition counselling and recipe demonstrations.

Together, the two ministries will also drive awareness campaigns on anaemia prevention, balanced diets, and menstrual hygiene, ensuring that the health and nutrition needs of women and adolescent girls are addressed in a holistic and convergent manner.

The Swasth Nari, Sashakt Parivar Abhiyaan aims to advance the Hon’ble Prime Minister’s vision of Health, Poshan (Nutrition), Fitness, and a Viksit Bharat by 2047. This nationwide intensified campaign seeks to provide women-centric preventive, promotive, and curative health services at the community level. It will strengthen screening, early detection, and treatment linkages for non-communicable diseases, anaemia, tuberculosis, and sickle cell disease, while also promoting maternal, child, and adolescent health through antenatal care, immunisation, nutrition, menstrual hygiene, lifestyle and mental health awareness activities.

At the same time, the campaign will mobilise communities towards healthy lifestyle practices with a special emphasis on obesity prevention, improved nutrition, and voluntary blood donation.

In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Hon’ble Health & Family Welfare Minister Shri J.P. Nadda underlined that the purpose of the initiative is to strengthen healthcare services for women and children across India, ensuring better access, quality care, and awareness. He appealed to all private hospitals and healthcare stakeholders to come forward and be an integral part of this Jan Bhagidaari Abhiyaan.


Nationwide Launch and Health Camps

The campaign will be organized from 17th September to 2nd October 2025 at Ayushman Arogya Mandirs, Community Health Centres (CHCs), District Hospitals and other government health facilities across the country.

More than one lakh health camps will be organized, making this the largest ever health outreach for women and children in the country.

Daily health camps will be held in all government health facilities nationwide.

Public representatives including Central and State Ministers, MPs and other public representatives will join the campaign. ASHAs, ANMs, Anganwadi workers, SHGs, PRIs, urban local bodies, MY Bharat volunteers, and youth groups are expected to spearhead community mobilisation at grassroots level.

Key Health Services

Specialist services including Gynaecology, Paediatrics, Eye, ENT, Dental, Dermatology, and Psychiatry will be mobilized through Medical Colleges, District Hospitals, Central Government institutions, and private hospitals.

Central Government institutions such as AIIMS, Defence and Railway hospitals, ESIC hospitals, CGHS centres and Institutes of National Importance (INIs) will complement these efforts, ensuring specialist services and continuity of care reach to the last mile. Several private sector health facilities have also offered to support the initiative. This is expected to expand the scale, quality and outreach the initiative.

During this fortnight-long event, the services which will be provided are as under:

  • Non-Communicable Diseases and Wellness: Camps will provide screening for hypertension, diabetes, and obesity through BP, blood sugar, and BMI checks. Risk profiling, referrals, and counselling on lifestyle changes, nutrition, physical activity, and tobacco cessation will help in early detection and management of chronic diseases.

  • Cancer Screening: Women will benefit from oral cavity checks, clinical breast examinations, demonstrations of breast self-examination, and cervical cancer screening. Referral services for mammography and oncology care will also be available, alongside awareness sessions on oral, breast, and cervical cancers.

  • Anaemia and Nutrition: Large-scale Hb testing and anaemia screening for adolescent girls and women will be conducted, coupled with the provision of IFA supplements and deworming tablets. Nutrition counselling, balanced diet demonstrations, Annaprashan ceremonies, and healthy recipe showcases will reinforce Poshan awareness, while menstrual hygiene promotion will empower adolescent girls. These efforts will be further supported by the Eat Right initiative of FSSAI, which promotes safe, healthy, and sustainable dietary practices across communities.

  • Tuberculosis (TB): TB screening of vulnerable women, sputum collection, and mobile X-ray units will support early diagnosis. Patients will be linked to DOTS centres for treatment, while volunteers will be mobilised as Nikshay Mitras to provide nutrition and psychosocial support.

  • Sickle Cell Disease: Special focus will be given to tribal populations through targeted sickle cell screening, distribution of sickle cell cards, and counselling services. Genetic counselling and referrals will ensure long-term care and disease management.

  • Maternal and Child Health: Comprehensive antenatal care including haemoglobin testing, blood pressure monitoring, weight checks, and foetal growth tracking will be provided. Mother and Child Protection (MCP) card distribution, counselling on safe pregnancy and institutional deliveries, growth monitoring of children, Infant and Young Child Feeding counselling, and immunisation services will further strengthen maternal and child health outcomes.

  • Immunisation: Catch-up vaccinations for children and adolescents, along with Td vaccination for pregnant women will be prioritised.

  • Awareness and Counselling: Camps will promote menstrual hygiene, distribute sanitary pads, and conduct mental health counselling sessions. Campaigns led by SHGs, PRIs etc. will encourage reduction in oil and sugar consumption, promoting healthier diets.

  • Blood Donation: Nationwide blood donation drives will be organised to strengthen trauma care, surgeries, and treatment of blood disorders. Donors will be registered on the e-Raktkosh portal (https://eraktkosh.mohfw.gov.in) and pledge campaigns will be run through MyGov (www.mygov.in).

  • Digital Health Services: Beneficiaries will be enrolled under PM-JAY, Ayushman Vaya Vandana, and ABHA. Helpdesks will be set up at health camps for card verification and grievance redressal.

  • AYUSH Services: Yoga sessions, Ayurveda consultations, and other Ayush services will be organised to promote holistic health and wellness practices for women and families.

  • Mobilisation of Youth and Citizens: The Abhiyaan will place special emphasis on engaging India’s youth and communities in this Jan Bhagidari effort. MY Bharat volunteers will be actively involved in awareness campaigns, health pledges, cultural activities, and community mobilisation drives. Citizens will also be encouraged to participate in pledges for voluntary blood and organ donation through the MyGov portal (www.mygov.in), and to register as Nikshay Mitras on the dedicated platform (www.nikshay.in) to support TB patients with nutrition, counselling, and care. This whole-of-society approach will help ensure the widest possible outreach and impact of the campaign.

Whole-of-Government Convergence

Alongside MoWCD, several other ministries will extend strong support to the Abhiyaan. The Ministry of Rural Development and the Ministry of Panchayati Raj will mobilise women through SHGs and PRIs. Ministry of Education will coordinate with schools and higher educational institutions while the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports will coordinate with MY Bharat volunteers to strengthen health awareness and outreach. The Ministry of Tribal Affairs will help in the outreach to the tribal communities. Department of Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (DEPwD), Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment will also extend support in respect of divyangjan.

Further, the Ministry of Defence, the Ministry of Railways, the Ministry of Labour & Employment, the Ministry of Ayush, the Ministry of Heavy Industries, the Ministry of Home Affairs etc. will organise health camps in their respective medical institutions.

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