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India has signed a ₹7,900-crore sustainment deal with the US for long-term support of the Indian Navy’s MH-60R Seahawk helicopters under the FMS programme. The agreement includes spares, repairs, training, and setting up maintenance facilities in India, strengthening maritime readiness

The Hayli Gubbi volcano in Ethiopia has erupted explosively after nearly 12,000 years, sending high-altitude ash plumes that drifted into Indian airspace and triggered aviation advisories. The event highlights the geological volatility of the East African Rift System and the

India’s decision to source 10% of its LPG imports from the United States marks a major shift in energy security and global trade strategy. This new India–US LPG partnership aims to reduce dependence on traditional suppliers, stabilise domestic supply, and

The Tejas Mark-1 fighter jet crash at the Dubai Air Show 2025 resulted in the loss of IAF Wing Commander Namansh Syal. This incident, the second Tejas crash in 19 months, has raised important questions on safety, export prospects, and

The WHO Global TB Report 2025 highlights India’s mixed progress in combating tuberculosis. While the country has reduced TB incidence and expanded treatment coverage, it remains far from achieving its 2025 elimination target. With 27.1 lakh cases and rising drug-resistant

Raulane Mela is one of Kinnaur’s most unique winter-to-spring transition festivals, celebrating the farewell of Sauni—protective mountain spirits believed to guard villages through harsh Himalayan winters. Marked by elaborate traditional attire, ritual processions, and deep-rooted folklore, the festival reflects the

The Malabar Naval Exercise 2025 unites the navies of India, the US, Japan, and Australia under the Quad partnership to strengthen maritime security and interoperability in the Indo-Pacific. Conducted in Guam, this edition features India’s INS Sahyadri, symbolising indigenous defence

Delhi’s cloud seeding experiment to induce artificial rain failed to bring relief from pollution, but it reignited a key environmental debate. This article explains what cloud seeding is, how it works, its limitations in tackling air pollution, and why Delhi