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Subhadra Scheme Eligibility Revised
As per new government guidelines, female students receiving over ₹18,000 annually in scholarships or aid will no longer be eligible for Odisha’s Subhadra Scheme.
Self-Reliant India
Union Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said that the government has opened up 99% of India’s offshore area for oil & gas exploration.
As per new government guidelines, female students receiving over ₹18,000 annually in scholarships or aid will no longer be eligible for Odisha’s Subhadra Scheme.
Self-Reliant India
Union Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said that the government has opened up 99% of India’s offshore area for oil & gas exploration.
Subhadra Scheme Eligibility Revised
As per new government guidelines, female students receiving over ₹18,000 annually in scholarships or aid will no longer be eligible for Odisha’s Subhadra Scheme. Beneficiaries must be aged between 21 and 60 and meet financial eligibility criteria.
Self-Reliant India
Union Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said that the government has opened up 99% of India’s offshore area for oil & gas exploration and widened the import basket of crude to over 40 countries from 27 earlier, as part of a four-pronged approach that is shaping "a future where energy is secure, affordable & sustainable".
Rajnath Singh lauds HAL
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday hailed the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited for its remarkable work and showered praise on it for developing a 4.5 generation fighter jet at its Nashik facility.
Solar-Moon Atmospheric Link
The Indian Space Research Organisation announced that its lunar orbiter Chandrayaan-2 has made the first-ever observation of the effects of Coronal Mass Ejections from the Sun on the Moon’s exosphere.
‘No Kings’
Thousands rally across U.S. in “No Kings” protests, voicing concerns over rising authoritarianism under US President Donald Trump. Demonstrators gathered in major cities demanding stronger democratic safeguards and accountability from the government.
Odisha Athletes Shine
Odia athletes Monali Swain and Soumyajit Ray Krish bag double medals in national water sports events. Their victories in sailing and windsurfing set the stage for upcoming international competitions, including the Para Olympics, Youth Olympics, and Asian Games.
Aishwarya Pissay Wins
Silver India’s Aishwarya Pissay has become the first Indian and Asian woman to complete the gruelling Rallye du Maroc — one of the toughest rounds of the competition-while finishing first in the Women’s category and securing a silver medal in the overall World Rally-Raid 2W Championship for 2025.
Indian Batters Disappoint
Indian batters failed to impress as the Subman Gill-led side lost to Australia by 7 wickets in the first ODI in Perth. India posted 136/9 in a 26-over innings, which saw multiple rain interruptions. Chasing a revised target of 131, Australia comfortably sealed the win taking a 1-0 lead in the 3-match series.
As per new government guidelines, female students receiving over ₹18,000 annually in scholarships or aid will no longer be eligible for Odisha’s Subhadra Scheme. Beneficiaries must be aged between 21 and 60 and meet financial eligibility criteria.
Self-Reliant India
Union Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said that the government has opened up 99% of India’s offshore area for oil & gas exploration and widened the import basket of crude to over 40 countries from 27 earlier, as part of a four-pronged approach that is shaping "a future where energy is secure, affordable & sustainable".
Rajnath Singh lauds HAL
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Sunday hailed the Hindustan Aeronautics Limited for its remarkable work and showered praise on it for developing a 4.5 generation fighter jet at its Nashik facility.
Solar-Moon Atmospheric Link
The Indian Space Research Organisation announced that its lunar orbiter Chandrayaan-2 has made the first-ever observation of the effects of Coronal Mass Ejections from the Sun on the Moon’s exosphere.
‘No Kings’
Thousands rally across U.S. in “No Kings” protests, voicing concerns over rising authoritarianism under US President Donald Trump. Demonstrators gathered in major cities demanding stronger democratic safeguards and accountability from the government.
Odisha Athletes Shine
Odia athletes Monali Swain and Soumyajit Ray Krish bag double medals in national water sports events. Their victories in sailing and windsurfing set the stage for upcoming international competitions, including the Para Olympics, Youth Olympics, and Asian Games.
Aishwarya Pissay Wins
Silver India’s Aishwarya Pissay has become the first Indian and Asian woman to complete the gruelling Rallye du Maroc — one of the toughest rounds of the competition-while finishing first in the Women’s category and securing a silver medal in the overall World Rally-Raid 2W Championship for 2025.
Indian Batters Disappoint
Indian batters failed to impress as the Subman Gill-led side lost to Australia by 7 wickets in the first ODI in Perth. India posted 136/9 in a 26-over innings, which saw multiple rain interruptions. Chasing a revised target of 131, Australia comfortably sealed the win taking a 1-0 lead in the 3-match series.
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