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UIDAI has launched a new Aadhaar app for Android and iOS, allowing users to securely store and share Aadhaar cards digitally. Complementing mAadhaar, it enables paperless identity management, supports up to five profiles, and includes biometric protection. With easy setup, real-time updates, and QR-based sharing, the app enhances digital convenience and promotes paperless, secure governance.

India Launches New Aadhaar App for Secure Digital Storage and Sharing

UIDAI has launched a new Aadhaar app for Android and iOS, allowing users to securely store and share Aadhaar cards digitally.

India is fast-tracking Press Note 3 (PN3) approvals for Indo-Chinese joint ventures as relations with Beijing improve. Dixon Technologies, Micromax, and Uno Minda await clearances for projects in electronics and automotive manufacturing. Faster approvals under PN3 and new incentives like ECMS and PLI are attracting significant investments, boosting India’s localization and manufacturing value chain.

India Fast-Tracks Approvals for Indo-Chinese JVs as Business Ties Warm Up

India is fast-tracking Press Note 3 (PN3) approvals for Indo-Chinese joint ventures as relations with Beijing improve.

China’s Fujian: A New Wave in the Asia-Pacific Naval Race

China has commissioned its third and most advanced aircraft carrier, Fujian, marking a major boost to its expanding navy.

Japan’s car giants—Toyota, Suzuki, and Honda—are investing billions in India, shifting focus from an increasingly competitive China. Toyota and Suzuki plan major capacity expansions and new models, while Honda eyes India as an EV export hub. Favorable policies, cost advantages, and India’s growth make it an attractive alternative, solidifying Japan’s strategic automotive pivot to India.

Japan’s Auto Giants Drive India Investments Amid Shift from China

Japan’s car giants—Toyota, Suzuki, and Honda—are investing billions in India, shifting focus from an increasingly competitive China.

India’s deeptech sector is set to reach USD 30 billion by 2030, driven by defence innovation and booming robotics. With defence spending doubling to USD 80 billion in a decade, India is emerging as a low-cost global hub. Robotics, AI systems, and intelligent drones lead growth, establishing deeptech as India’s next major economic engine.

India’s Deeptech Industry Poised to Become a $30 Billion Powerhouse by 2030

India’s deeptech sector is set to reach USD 30 billion by 2030, driven by defence innovation and booming robotics.

China Eastern Airlines has resumed its Shanghai–Delhi route after a five-year break, becoming the first Chinese carrier to reconnect China and India in 2025. Operating thrice weekly with an Airbus A330, the service aims to boost trade, tourism, and cultural ties, with plans for more routes to strengthen air connectivity between the two nations.

China Eastern Reconnects China and India with Resumed Shanghai–Delhi Route

China Eastern Airlines has resumed its Shanghai–Delhi route after a five-year break, becoming the first Chinese carrier to reconnect China and India in 2025.

The Wake-Up Call When Harsh Goenka and Sridhar Vembu — two of India’s most prominent industrial voices — raised concern over India’s deep dependence on U.S.-based digital technology, they publicly echoed an underlying anxiety long whispered in policy corridors. Goenka’s hypothetical scenario — what if a U.S. leader, perhaps Trump, suddenly banned India from using American technology? — captured in a single tweet, crystallized the fragility of India’s digital ecosystem. Vembu’s reply, urging a “National Mission for Tech Resilience”, expanded the conversation into a national imperative. Beneath the seemingly improbable prospect of a digital blockade lies an urgent truth: India’s economic, political, and strategic future hinges on technologies it neither controls nor produces. From the chips that power smartphones to the cloud services that host national data, U.S. companies constitute the backbone of India’s digital infrastructure. If that spine were ever fractured — by sanctions, polit

India’s Tech Toward a Decade of Technological Resilience from Dependence to Digital Swaraj

The article urges a decade-long plan for digital resilience—investing in core technologies, fostering self-reliant innovation, and ensuring data sovereignty—to transform India from a dependent digital market into a democratic, globally competitive, and independent technological power by 2035.

ISRO’s successful launch of CMS-03 aboard the powerful LVM3-M5 “Bahubali” rocket marks another milestone in India’s ascent as a space power. The 4,410 kg satellite strengthens national communications and showcases India’s heavy-lift capabilities.

Bahubali Soars Again: ISRO’s CMS-03 Launch Heralds a New Era in India’s Space Story

ISRO’s successful launch of CMS-03 aboard the powerful LVM3-M5 “Bahubali” rocket marks another milestone in India’s ascent as a space power.

Three 22-year-old friends — Adarsh Hiremath, Surya Midha, and Brendan Foody — have become the world’s youngest self-made billionaires after their AI startup Mercor hit a $10 billion valuation. Founded in 2023, Mercor links AI labs with experts to train foundational models and has raised $500 million from investors like Peter Thiel and Jack Dorsey. Their rise underscores the growing influence of Indian-origin innovators in Silicon Valley’s booming AI sector.

Meet the 22-Year-Old AI Founders Who Just Became the World’s Youngest Self-Made Billionaires

Three 22-year-old friends — Adarsh Hiremath, Surya Midha, and Brendan Foody — have become the world’s youngest self-made billionaires after their AI startup Mercor hit a $10 billion valuation.

India has become a cornerstone of global labour mobility, with nearly 600,000 Indians migrating to OECD countries in 2023—an 8% rise from 2022. The OECD International Migration Outlook 2025 highlights India’s dominance in healthcare, technology, and care sectors. Structured migration pathways and bilateral agreements are driving this trend. Despite stricter visa rules, global demand remains high, positioning India as a crucial supplier of skilled professionals worldwide.

India’s Global Workforce: Fueling the World’s Talent Demands

India has become a cornerstone of global labour mobility, with nearly 600,000 Indians migrating to OECD countries in 2023—an 8% rise from 2022.

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