The Central Government amended the Drugs Rules, 1945, establishing centralized licensing for stem cell therapies, gene therapies, and xenografts under the CLAA framework. This reform ensures uniform oversight, promotes clinical safety, and targets unproven, exploitative medical practices across India.
Click to View MoreSpace oncology utilizes microgravity to study cancer biology, enabling faster tumor modelling and drug discovery. By forming 3D cell cultures in space, scientists develop superior treatments, like FDA-approved pembrolizumab, revolutionising global healthcare.
Click to View MoreLiquid cooling technology efficiently absorbs heat from high-power electronics using dielectric fluids, replacing traditional air cooling. Driven by indigenous innovations, it supports India's expanding AI data centres and EV sectors while drastically reducing emissions, energy costs, and water consumption.
Click to View MoreThe 16th India-Japan Annual Summit reinforces the Special Strategic and Global Partnership. It focuses on defense co-development (UNICORN), semiconductor supply chains, artificial intelligence integration, and a unified Free and Open Indo-Pacific vision to counter regional volatility and economic weaponization.
Click to View MoreVikram-1, developed by Skyroot Aerospace, is India's first privately built orbital rocket. Launching in 2026, it showcases indigenous 3D-printed engines and carbon-composite structures. This milestone highlights India's accelerating space commercialisation, supported by reforms like the Indian Space Policy 2023.
Click to View MoreIndia's fragmented energy sector requires a unified policy architecture. The INSA proposes a four-pillar framework—adequacy, access, affordability, and appropriate sustainability—to ensure energy security, drastically reduce import dependence, and achieve net-zero emissions by 2070 while sustaining rapid economic growth.
Click to View MoreThe right to a fair and speedy trial is a fundamental guarantee under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. Despite robust legal frameworks, systemic delays, limited legal aid, and an overwhelming undertrial population severely threaten justice, requiring urgent technological and procedural reforms.
Click to View MoreDefault bail is an indefeasible fundamental right under Article 21, protecting accused individuals from indefinite pre-trial detention if police fail to file a charge sheet within 60/90 days. However, recent Supreme Court rulings under the BNSS clarify that mere procedural delays in supplying document copies do not trigger this right.
Click to View MoreThe Supreme Court quashed an NCLT order citing AI-hallucinated fake precedents, equating the damage to the rule of law with a chemical disaster. This highlights the urgent need for mandatory human verification, AI ethics guidelines, and robust judicial governance frameworks.
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