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Prime Minister Modi's visit to L&T's Hazira facility showcased India's burgeoning defence capabilities, featuring indigenous light tanks, battle-tested artillery, and advanced laser systems. This display underscores the nation's progress in self-reliance, highlighting private sector contributions to developing cutting-edge military platforms and technologies for the armed forces.

India is boosting its submarine fleet with indigenous Project-76 submarines, aiming to counter a significant shortfall. Despite past delays, the Navy is progressing with both conventional and nuclear submarine programs. The new AIP-equipped submarines promise enhanced underwater endurance, crucial for national security and power projection in the Indo-Pacific region.

The mobile laboratory will travel across remote villages and hilly regions of Uttarakhand to provide technology education to students who do not have access to such facilities.

At Galgotias University, students are building careers across leading global organisations, startups, research, innovation, and entrepreneurship-driven ventures.

Drones are revolutionizing warfare, as seen in Ukraine and West Asia. India is embracing Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) as a core combat tool, demonstrated in Operation Sindoor. The armed forces are integrating these systems, viewing them as extensions of air power, crucial for future joint operations and defense against enemy drones.

Lt Gen NS Raja Subramani (retd) has been appointed the new Chief of Defence Staff, tasked with implementing the theaterisation model. Vice-Admiral Krishna Swaminathan will take over as the next chief of the Indian Navy, focusing on modernization. Both appointments are effective from May 30 and May 31 respectively.

RIL, Tata group exploring greater flexibility; move may affect IT companies return to office plans

Mumbai's commercial real estate market experienced significant growth in 2025, with office leasing activity surging by 70% to over 4.2 million sq. ft. This boom is driven by capital inflow, occupier preferences for premium locations, and infrastructure development, solidifying Mumbai's position as India's financial and commercial hub.

A one-time income from an asset sale helped L&T Technology Services today report Rs 197 crore in net profit for the June quarter, which is nearly double the profit it had reported in the same period last fiscal year.