UP subsidies help farmers boost income, efficiency with modern machinery
Modern farm machinery backed by government subsidies is transforming agriculture and improving earnings for farmers in Uttar Pradesh.
In this special edition of Battle Cry, Gaurav Sawant discusses the strategic implications of India’s second successful K-4 submarine-launched ballistic missile test. The programme highlights the panic in Rawalpindi, with Brigadier Zaheer Kazmi, Advisor at Pakistan's Strategic Plans Division, conceding that the test is a massive boost to India's sea-based triad. Vice Admiral (Retd) Sanjay Mahendru and Senior Journalist Sandeep Unnithan join the broadcast to explain how the K-4 enhances India's reach, allowing targeting from the Bay of Bengal and ensuring continuous at-sea deterrence. The discussion also explores Pakistan's fears of a doctrinal shift following 'Operation Sindoor' and the inability of the Pakistan Navy to counter India's modernised fleet.
Modern farm machinery backed by government subsidies is transforming agriculture and improving earnings for farmers in Uttar Pradesh.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated his birthday with events focused on service and national progress, including inaugurating the Semicon India event. During the programme, which coincided with Vishwakarma Jayanti, the Prime Minister highlighted India's semiconductor ecosystem and Semiconductor Mission 2.0 while connecting modern engineering with the spirit of craftsmanship. A candid video posted on his Instagram handle showed light-hearted interactions with young professionals and officials who are contributing to the country's technological future.
The Election Commission of India has convened meetings with rival factions of the Trinamool Congress to resolve the dispute over the official party symbol and determine the legitimate faction. With upcoming by-elections approaching, both factions have fielded candidates claiming the original symbol. The Election Commission is considering discussions and deliberations that may lead to freezing the current party symbol and providing an alternate list of available symbols for both sides to choose from during the elections.
The Tata Sons board has approved the reappointment of N Chandrasekaran as chairman of the Tata Group for another five-year term during a meeting held in Mumbai. While board members voted in favor of Chandrasekaran continuing at the helm, Noel Tata voted against the resolution. The reappointment now awaits formal approval at the upcoming Annual General Meeting, as dissent from Noel Tata brings boardroom dynamics into focus ahead of the final confirmation.