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Vayam Raksamah: The Indian Coast Guard

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The Indian Coast Guard (ICG), one of the important Maritime security Force of India, was first proposed by the Indian Navy to provide non military services to the nation. This force is a responsible for protecting India is coastline, maintaining Marine safety and enforcement of maritime laws.  In August 1971 The Nagchaudhuri Committee was established to address the coastal security measures. The committee later identified the need for resistance in the anti smuggling efforts and Maritime laws and enforcement.  As a result the Indian Coast Guard was established on 18th August 1978, under the Coast Guard Act 1978. This force is governed by the ministry of defence, with IT headquarters situated in New Delhi.  One of the most crucial responsibility of ICG is to lead the search and guard operations. This force is highly active especially through the natural calamities such a cyclones and other see disasters. ICG has saved thousands of lives from sea accidents....

Budget 2026 : Bharat Vistaar

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The union budget 2026 has introduced several important initiatives, especially in the field of agriculture one of the key announcement is Bharat Vistaar. It is a type of multilingual AI based agriculture support system designed to help farmers with better information and guidance.  Bharat-vistaar combines Government agriculture data and ICAR's (Indian Council of Agricultural Research) scientific farming knowledge into one AI based system. It works like a smart digital assistant, giving farmers simple advice in their own language about crops, pests, irrigation and even markets.  This initiative is important because farmers often receives scattered information from different sources, much of it is not in their local language aur maybe false information. This makes a difficult for the farmers to make any relevant or timely decisions.  Bharat-Vistaar aims to make farming simple and practical, and more accessible by providing clear, timely guidance as announced in ...

India-Israel Defence Relations

The discussions between the Indian defense officials and Tel Aviv were brief and measured this year when the latter came to Israel. There were no dramatic pronouncements, instead, the orderly talks about missiles, drones, and sharing of technologies were held and this is the essence of the India and Israel defense relationship- stable, practical, with more and more relevance. Israel has moved on to be one of the most reliable defense allies of India over the last 20 years. What was originally seen as a small-scale procurement, in emergency security situations, has been changing to long-term collaboration on a number of areas. One of them is the Barak -8 air-defense system that was developed by the Defence Research and Development Organization of India and the Israeli Aerospace Industries. This system increases the ability of India to deal with the threat of aerospace and is a sign of the shift between imports and cooperation in growth. Outside the air defense, Israel has also provided ...

AI Summit 2026 : AI By Her

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Meera is an AI devloper in a large corporate company. She is a very talented and hardworking person. She has a very powerful idea about how she can use AI to develop a new healthcare system, but around her are men talking endlessly, her voice goes unheard and she is ignored. It is very common for women’s ideas to be overlooked, interrupted, or not given the recognition they deserve. This issue is especially important in emerging fields like Artificial Intelligence (AI), where the decisions made today will impact the future of society. We must understand Artificial Intelligence is no longer just a technical subject. It is influencing every sector of our lives be it, healthcare, agriculture, climate action, governance, education or financial systems. When women are underrepresented in AI leadership and innovation, we lose important and essential perspectives that could help solve real-life problems better.  To all the women innovators, you need not to worry anymore becaus...

Artificial Intelligence in Education: Future Classrooms.

AI can be referred to as this silent revolution in schools worldwide. It is no longer a sci, -fi, idea but in reality it is transforming the way we learn and how teachers instruct. Digital tutors that will come into digitize lessons after the lesson, programs altering lessons to your pace, AI can transform classrooms to become more energetic, customized environments. It is taking us out of the one-size-fits-all of it and into an actual state of addressing each of us as a unique learner. Individualized education of each student. There is no one that learns alike, right? Others of us pick stuff quickly and others take more time or even an entirely different explanation. It is really challenging in the old-school classes where one teacher is supposed to strike the needs of all in one second. That’s where AI steps in. Learning platforms with adaptive checking look at the way we engage with the content- how fast we respond to, what we get wrong and what we feel like we are addicted to. Then...

Prakriti Lamsal Case : A wake up call

Prakriti Lamsal, a 21-year-old B.Tech student from Nepal, was found dead in her hostel room at the Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) in Bhubaneswar. Protests erupted as students alleged harassment and institutional negligence. The university ordered all Nepali students to vacate, leaving many stranded. Police arrested a male student in connection with the case, while the Nepali Embassy intervened. Students are expected to excel in every subject, participate in extracurricular activities, and maintain a perfect balance between their personal and academic lives. But the truth is, not every student is able to handle such pressure. The expectations from parents, teachers, and society can be overwhelming. In this case, Prakriti’s death has brought the issue of mental health and academic pressure to the forefront. It’s essential to understand that students need more than just good grades—they also need emotional support, understanding, and the freedom to cope with challenges ...

Guru Nank Jahaz : A movie towards Indian History

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The movie Guru Nanak Jahaz , set to be released on May 1st and starring Tarsem Jassar, is based on a significant chapter in Indian history known as the Kamagata Maru incident. This movie aims to shed light on the struggles faced by the passengers aboard the Kamagata Maru ship, which traveled from India to Canada in 1914. By telling this powerful story, the movie hopes to inspire and educate the younger generation about the hardships faced by our ancestors and the sacrifices made for a better future. In 1914, 376 passengers, mostly Sikhs, Muslims, and Hindus from British India, boarded the Kamagata Maru, a Japanese ship, with the hopes of finding better opportunities in Canada. At that time, Canada had strict immigration policies, and people from India were not welcome. The ship was denied entry into Canada, and the passengers were forced to return to India after two months of waiting. Upon their return, the British colonial authorities in India treated them harshly. When the ship docke...