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IGI Becomes India’s First Water-Positive Airport

IGI Becomes India’s First Water-Positive Airport

The airport (Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport in Delhi) has achieved a milestone—becoming the first mega-airport in India to be water-positive. This indicates that through various sustainability efforts, it

Tamil Nadu Secures GI Tags for 5 New Products

Tamil Nadu Secures GI Tags for 5 New Products

Tamil Nadu with five traditional products included in its heritage list under Geographical Indication or GI. The goods that have just come to light, such as the Woraiyur cotton

Amit Shah Pays Tribute to Mahatma Jyotiba Phule on his Death Anniversary

Amit Shah Pays Tribute to Mahatma Jyotiba Phule on his Death Anniversary

Union Home Minister Amit Shah fully supported the commemoration of social reformist Mahatma Jyotiba Phule's death anniversary by paying him a heartfelt tribute, recognising his unparalleled contributions to social

NDA Sweeps Bihar Assembly Election 2025 BJP Leads with Strongest Mandate

NDA Sweeps Bihar Assembly Election 2025 BJP Leads with Strongest Mandate

These include the 2025 Bihar Assembly Election that was conducted in two stages on 6 November and 11 November to select the whole 243 members of the state legislative

ISRO and NASA’s Joint NISAR Mission to Begin Operations on November 7

ISRO and NASA’s Joint NISAR Mission to Begin Operations on November 7

NISAR (NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar), the joint Earth observation mission, is to be announced as operational on November 7. Having been jointly developed by NASA and ISRO, NISAR is

First-Ever Subsea Tunnel in Kerala Set to Cut Travel Costs and Ease Traffic Congestion

First-Ever Subsea Tunnel in Kerala Set to Cut Travel Costs and Ease Traffic Congestion

Kerala is opening the first underwater tunnel in its history, which is a pioneering project between Fort Kochi and Vypin. The twin-tube tunnel will be approximately 35 metres beneath the

India’s Demographic Dividend as a Time Bomb: A Call for Action

India’s Demographic Dividend as a Time Bomb: A Call for Action

India has also been touted as having a demographic dividend of a young population of over 800 million individuals under the age of 35 making the country one of

Free Bus Schemes Help, But Rural India Pays More to Travel

Free Bus Schemes Help, But Rural India Pays More to Travel

Although there has been a reduction in the level of poverty in rural India, the issue of inequities with regards to access to the public transport system still exists.

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