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New Delhi, Nov 14 : Prime Minister Narendra Modi greets the supporters as the National Democratic Alliance (NDA) wins the Bihar Assembly elections, at BJP headquarters, in New Delhi on Friday

Bihar Election Results 2025: Guarantee prevails over anarchy

Uttar Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister Keshav Prasad Maurya, along with a delegation, arrived in Elista, the capital of the Republic of Kalmykia, Russia, carrying the relics of Buddha on October 11

Bhagwan Buddha’s Relics in Russia – Rinpoche, relics & reverence: Reconnecting with legacy

President Droupadi Murmu’s visit to Sabrimala: Action speaks louder than words

Swadeshi: Nector of social entrepreneurship

Supercuticals: Where AI Means all inclusive diagnosis

Invoking Indra with Swah

Easiofy Solutions : Ensuring ease of healthcare

Energy Mission Goes Swadeshi: Energising made in Bharat for the world

Bigship: Tech-led courier aggregator — Small idea, big delivery

Swadeshi Boost in Healthcare: Skanray Technologies — Supplying oxygen to ventilators

Brvavecore : Braveheart’s venture for defending the core

Aryanveda: Where beauty meets wisdom

Yashoda Medicity: Reimagining the future of healthcare

Zen Technologies: Making Bharat unbeatable in war

LD Mittal with his grandsons (from left) Raman, Rahul and Sushant Mittal

Sonalika Tractors: Resetting the farmers track record

Zoho Corporation | Tech-nationalism: Beyond chit-chat

RSS at 100: Artistic tribute to the pioneers of Sangh

Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh (HSS) Thailand celebrated Vijayadashami Utsav in a traditional way in Bangkok on October 5.

Global Vijay dashmi celebrations: Crossing the borders literally

During a peaceful Durga Mata Visarjan near RKT Homes, Akberbagh, eggs & tomatoes were deliberately thrown on our Mata’s pratima. Eyewitness videos show the attack came from nearby buildings, a clear intent to hurt Hindu faith

Durga Visarjan: Peaceful processions under attack

RSS and the Bengal Floods: Swayamsevaks the selfless saviours