Delhi Public School (DPS), Hinjawadi commemorated Republic Day 2026 in a meaningful and heartwarming manner through Khushi Utsav and Khushi Bazaar, an initiative inspired by the constitutional ideals of empathy, inclusivity, equality, and shared responsibility. As part of the celebrations, the school warmly welcomed 50 families from a nearby Zilla Parishad (ZP) school in Nande village. Students and their family members were hosted as special guests, creating a space of mutual respect and togetherness. Carefully curated utility and learning kits were distributed to the visiting families with dignity, reinforcing the…

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India’s first high-speed rail corridor, the Mumbai–Ahmedabad High Speed Rail (MAHSR) project, has crossed a significant milestone with over 55 per cent physical completion achieved, according to the latest official updates. Conceived as a transformational leap in inter-city travel, the bullet train project is now entering a decisive phase where visible infrastructure, systems integration, and station readiness are beginning to align with its long-term vision. Backed by Japanese Shinkansen technology and executed by the National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL), the project is widely seen as a test case…

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Indian Railways is entering a transformative phase in 2026, reshaping long-distance travel with the introduction of Amrit Bharat trains and the much-awaited Vande Bharat Sleeper services. Together, these two categories signal a strategic shift: faster trains for the masses and premium overnight travel for the growing middle class. As India expands its railway infrastructure at an unprecedented pace, these trains are designed to bridge comfort gaps, improve efficiency, and redefine how millions experience rail journeys. A New Chapter in Rail Modernisation For decades, Indian Railways has balanced scale with affordability,…

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India’s Semiconductor Ambitions Meet Policy Tension As India strives to transition from an emerging technology hub to a globally competitive semiconductor powerhouse, a fresh policy debate has erupted that could shape the country’s digital future. At the heart of this debate is the government’s plan to overhaul its flagship Design‑Linked Incentive (DLI) scheme into a revamped structure termed DLI 2.0, which pivots from traditional grant and reimbursement‑based support to a model tied to equity, debt, and strategic oversight. The shift has triggered concerns among semiconductor startups, warning that the new framework could constrain innovation, deter…

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