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Army set to establish, operationalise first Integrated Battle Groups next month
The [Indian Army] is set to operationalise its first [Integrated Battle Groups] (IBGs) next month, drawn from the Panagarh-based [XVII Corps] (Mountain Strike Corps). This marks a major shift towards agile, self-contained, brigade-sized fighting units for swift deployment, particularly along the mountainous border with China.
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The Government of India has launched revised Operational Guidelines for the [Anaemia Mukt Bharat] (AMB) Abhiyaan. The updated program shifts from a narrow focus on iron-folic acid supplementation to a comprehensive 'lifecycle approach' that includes low birth weight infants, emphasizes dietary diversity, and utilizes digital platforms for tracking beneficiaries and ensuring treatment adherence.
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Must ReadIndia-Seychelles conclude umbrella line of credit agreement worth Rs 1250 crore
India and Seychelles have signed an umbrella line of credit agreement worth Rs. 1250 crore, extended in rupees, to support priority development projects in the African island nation.
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Must ReadThe new digital slavery needs constitutional guardrails
This editorial argues for robust, rights-based constitutional guardrails to regulate Artificial Intelligence (AI) and protect democratic processes from digital manipulation. Citing concerns raised by Pope Leo XIV regarding the threat to human dignity posed by unchecked tech monopolies, the author highlights the inability of slow-moving legislation to keep pace with rapid mathematical innovation.
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