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India’s Strategic Missile Arsenal Flexes Again On Thursday, India successfully conducted back-to-back test-firings of two key short-range ballistic missiles — Prithvi-II and Agni-I —from the Integrated Test Range (ITR) in Chandipur, Odisha , marking another milestone in the country’s indigenous missile development program. According to the Ministry of Defence , all operational and technical parameters were validated, and the tests were conducted under the command of the Strategic Forces Command (SFC) , which manages India’s nuclear arsenal and ballistic missile systems. Operational Validation: A Key Strategic Move Both Prithvi-II and Agni-I are surface-to-surface missiles designed for swift deployment and precision targeting. The successful test-firing of these ballistic missiles confirms India's capability to maintain credible deterrence amid growing regional security challenges. These trials also reaffirm India's operational readiness and capacity to launch swift,...

Boosting Exports and Investments: Strategic Engagements with Global Corporates In a bid to reinforce India's export momentum and global investment appeal, Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has recently held key discussions with global business leaders. Among the notable meetings: L'Oréal India : Goyal met Aseem Kaushik , MD, and Krishna Vilasini Bharadwaj , Director of Corporate Affairs & Engagement at L’Oréal India. Focus Areas : Expanding exports of beauty and personal care products from India. Skill development in the beauty sector, aimed at empowering youth with job-ready training. Supporting the broader objectives of Make in India and Skill India . Temasek : Goyal also held talks with Ravi Lambah , Head of Strategic Initiatives & India Head at Temasek, a Singapore-based global investment firm. Key Discussion Points : Temasek’s growing role in India’s innovation ecosystem and job creation . Reinforcing Temasek’...

Revamping India's Telecom Landscape: New Telecom Act & BSNL 4G Rollout The Indian government is set to notify the rules of the new Telecom Act within the next 180 days, as announced by Telecom Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia. This announcement was made during the launch of the India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2024 theme. Key Provisions of the New Telecom Act The new Telecom Act is designed to amend and consolidate the laws related to the development, expansion, and operation of telecommunication services and networks. Here are some of the significant changes: 1. Robust and Modern Framework: The new Telecom Act replaces the outdated provisions of a 130-year-old legislation with a modern framework that aligns with current technological and security needs. 2. Government Control: The Act allows the government to take control of telecom services from both public and private operators on grounds of security, public order, or prevention of offenses. This provision enhances national securit...