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During an invigorating party training session, Bihar's Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary passionately reinforced the BJP's foundational tenet of 'nation first.' He paid homage to Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay’s teachings while detailing the significant strides made in public welfare and development under the guidance of Prime Minister Modi.

Mid-career professionals in India are increasingly shifting to product management as it sits at the nexus of technology, business, and customer needs, offering strategic influence, growth, and innovation opportunities amid the rapid expansion of digital, tech-driven industries.

Odisha State Archaeology has partnered with IIT-Kharagpur and SPA, Bhopal, through non-financial MoUs to conserve the state's heritage. This collaboration will integrate modern science and technology for documentation, preservation, and development of historical monuments and archaeological sites, benefiting numerous structures across Odisha.

The ISB Online Leadership with AI Programme equips senior leaders to navigate digital disruption by harnessing Generative and Agentic AI for innovation, decision-making, and transformation. Designed for experienced professionals, it blends expert-led masterclasses, hands-on AI tools, global case studies, and a capstone project to build AI-ready leadership skills.

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India is set to revolutionize its mechanized warfare with the Future Infantry Combat Vehicle (FICV) program, replacing aging BMPs with advanced, indigenous platforms. This multi-billion dollar initiative emphasizes drone integration, digitization, and high-mobility capabilities, marking a significant shift towards self-reliance in defense manufacturing and modernizing the Army's battlefield prowess.

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Prime Minister Modi wrapped up his tour in Sweden with a monumental advancement in India-Sweden relations, officially turning it into a Strategic Partnership. Highlights of this collaboration include a detailed action plan for the upcoming years (2026-2030) and a groundbreaking partnership on AI and quantum computing.

They are today the drivers of the country’s services exports and GDP growth; they are doing cutting-edge tech work; India needs a GCC policy to make them catalyse our educational and research institutions, and our deeptech startup ecosystem

Delhi University has opened registrations for its 2026-27 postgraduate admissions, exclusively through CUET-PG scores. A new auto-integration system will streamline candidate data. Students in their third or fourth year of undergraduate studies are now eligible. The university is also introducing one-year master's programs under the NEP framework, with mid-entry options available

Tamil Nadu theatre owners have presented a 10-point charter to Chief Minister Vijay, seeking revised ticket prices, tax exemptions, and simplified regulations. They aim for a single-window clearance for multiplexes, extended licensing periods, and financial aid for electricity bills and film festivals. The industry hopes for cinema-friendly policies to boost audience turnout and theatre sustainability.

Vijaya Bhaskar Reddy established Tech Bulls, Andhra Pradesh's first rural IT company, in Ongole, empowering hundreds of poor women from remote villages. This initiative brought technology-driven jobs to rural areas, enabling women to achieve financial independence and support their families without migrating. The company's success has expanded internationally, with a continued focus on social empowerment and promoting advanced technology education.

In a pioneering move, Bihar's agriculture department has rolled out an innovative initiative to establish a digital identity for farmers, promoting greater transparency and economic growth. With over 55% of the registration benchmark achieved, the initiative links farmer IDs to PM-Kisan beneficiaries.

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India's Anu-sandhan National Research Foundation (ANRF) is urging global industries and philanthropists to invest in R&D using CSR funds. This marks the first time a government agency has officially sought private collaboration for high-impact, translational research projects, aiming to drive innovation into real-world applications.

But Delhi policy wonks just don’t get it. These centres today are drivers of services exports & GDP growth. Now, India needs a policy to make them catalyse our educational, research, and deep-tech ecosystem

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has extended its psycho-social counselling and tele-support services for students, parents and schools until June 1 following the declaration of Class XII board results. The initiative aims to address examination stress, result-related anxiety and post-evaluation concerns after this year’s pass percentage dropped to 85.20%. Students can access a 24×7 toll-free IVRS helpline and tele-counselling support from trained professionals across India and abroad, along with digital well-being resources.