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National & International Observances June, the sixth month of the year, derives its name from Juno, the Roman goddess of marriage and childbirth. Another interpretation connects the name to the Latin word “iuniores”, meaning “younger ones.” June marks the onset of summer in the Northern Hemisphere and is filled with significant observances that highlight global issues, cultural celebrations, and humanitarian causes. From World Environment Day to International Yoga Day, June 2025 brings attention to health, human rights,

Introduction: India’s Strategic Leap in Artificial Intelligence Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a cornerstone of technological progress globally. From revolutionizing healthcare to enabling autonomous vehicles, AI is transforming how societies function. Recognizing its significance, India has launched the IndiaAI Mission, an ambitious initiative aimed at developing a robust AI ecosystem rooted in indigenous innovation. A landmark development under this mission is the government’s selection of Bengaluru-based start-up Sarvam to build the country’s first indigenous large

Raja Khas, a small village in the Indora sub-division of Kangra district, Himachal Pradesh, has achieved a pioneering milestone by becoming the state’s first Solar Model Village. This recognition marks a significant step toward India's transition to clean and renewable energy, aligning with national goals for sustainability and energy self-reliance. A Model for Solar Adoption The transformation of Raja Khas is part of the PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana, a centrally sponsored scheme launched by Prime

The 'Swachh Shehar, Samridh Shehar' initiative marks a pivotal step toward fostering sustainable urban development and improving civic engagement in Himachal Pradesh. Launched in February as a 60-day campaign, the programme emphasizes inclusive urban governance through cleanliness, citizen participation, and digital public service delivery. Solan Tops the Rankings In the first phase of the initiative, Solan Municipal Corporation emerged as the best-performing civic body among eight Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) in the state, securing a score of

After a two-year pause brought on by ethnic unrest, the much-awaited Shirui Lily Festival makes its return in 2025 to the verdant hills of Ukhrul district, Manipur. The revival of this vibrant festival is more than just a celebration of a rare flower—it is a poignant symbol of ecological awareness, cultural pride, and cautious optimism for peace and unity in the region. The Symbolic Bloom: Shirui Lily (Lilium mackliniae) The Shirui Lily, or Kashong Timrawon as it

“The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.” – Helen Keller Introduction In a world often governed by limitations, Chhonzin Angmo from the remote village of Chango in Himachal Pradesh has redefined what it means to "see" with purpose. Despite losing her vision at the tender age of eight, Angmo has scaled not just mountains, but societal barriers, ultimately becoming the first visually impaired Indian woman to conquer Mt. Everest — and