For decades, India has been known as the global hub for IT services. From software development and backend operations to customer support and digital transformation projects, Indian companies have powered businesses worldwide. But today, a bigger question stands before the nation: Can India move beyond tech services and become a global product and deep-tech powerhouse? […]
India is steadily strengthening its airpower capabilities through strategic defence partnerships, with Israel emerging as one of its most trusted and technologically advanced collaborators. Recent and ongoing deals involving Israeli aircraft platforms, unmanned systems, and cutting-edge defence technologies underline India’s focus on modernisation, self-reliance, and battlefield readiness in an increasingly complex security environment. Why Israel
Vanderlande, a global leader in logistics process automation and a subsidiary of Toyota Industries Corporation, has inaugurated its Innovation Centre in India, marking a major step in the company’s global innovation and engineering strategy. Located at its Global Capability Centre (GCC) in Pune, the new facility reinforces India’s growing role as a key hub for
ndia’s energy transition is accelerating at an unprecedented pace. With ambitious targets for renewable energy deployment, electric mobility, and grid-scale storage, batteries have become a strategic cornerstone of the country’s clean energy future. Until now, lithium-ion batteries have dominated this space. However, growing concerns around resource dependency, supply chain vulnerabilities, cost volatility, and environmental impact
India has achieved a major milestone in its defence and aerospace journey with the successful demonstration of Solid Fuel Ducted Ramjet (SFDR) technology by the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO). This breakthrough places India among a select group of nations possessing advanced next-generation missile propulsion capabilities, significantly strengthening the country’s strategic and technological edge.
The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Ropar has partnered with the Indian Army to launch a specialised M.Tech programme in Defence Technology, marking a significant milestone in defence education and research collaboration in India. This is one of the first structured academic programmes jointly designed by an IIT and the Indian Army to strengthen indigenous
India is set to witness a key economic milestone as Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman prepares to present the Union Budget 2026 in Parliament. As one of the most significant annual financial statements of the country, the Union Budget outlines the government’s fiscal strategy, revenue generation plans, expenditure priorities, and policy direction for the coming financial
The much-awaited Hindu Year Book is now out, offering a detailed and reliable snapshot of the key events, developments, and trends that shaped the past year. Known for its credibility and depth, the Year Book continues to be an essential reference for students, professionals, policymakers, and anyone keen on staying well-informed. What Makes The Hindu
AI Fuels a Blue-Collar Productivity Boom in Manufacturing Artificial Intelligence is no longer limited to offices, data centers, or white-collar roles. According to Palantir’s Chief Technology Officer, AI is now driving a powerful productivity surge among blue-collar workers-particularly across the manufacturing sector. Speaking to Fox Business, the technology leader highlighted how AI is transforming shop
The debate around LIC’s massive exposure to the Adani Group refuses to die down. With claims surfacing about alleged government influence in steering public money into the conglomerate, the issue quickly escalated into a political and financial talking point. Amid this noise, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has finally stepped in to clarify the government’s stance
