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    From 290-km BrahMos to a proposed 1,500-km variant: How Operation Sindoor boosted India's missile profile

    BrahMos has evolved from a 290-km supersonic cruise missile into a multi-platform weapon system used by India's armed forces. Its reported role in Operation Sindoor, export agreements with the Philippines, Vietnam and Indonesia, and plans for BrahMos-NG have renewed interest in its development. BrahMos Aerospace is also exploring a 1,500-km variant, although that capability remains at the conceptual stage.

    Adani Group announces Rs 33,081 crore investment in Odisha across data, power, cement projects

    Adani Group commits Rs 33,081 crore to Odisha for three major infrastructure projects: a data center, a thermal power plant, and a cement manufacturing unit. These initiatives aim to boost digital infrastructure, ensure energy security, and support manufacturing, creating 9,700 jobs and aligning with the state's economic growth goals.

    Andhra Pradesh to open coastline for rare earth mining, eyes China import cut and titanium hub

    Andhra Pradesh is set to open its coastline for beach sand mining. This move aims to extract rare earths and titanium minerals. The state seeks to reduce India's reliance on China for these critical resources. It also plans to establish a new manufacturing hub along its coast. This initiative aligns with the central government's focus on rare earth mining.

    Security beefed up along Odisha coastline, vital installations

    Following Odisha CM's alert about potential sea threats amid India-Pakistan tensions, state police have heightened security along the coastline and around key installations. Increased vigilance includes patrolling, thorough checks of vessels and suspects, and armed deployments at sensitive locations like ITR Chandipur, Shree Jagannath Temple, and major transportation hubs.

    Concert economy is boosting tourism, creating jobs: PM Modi

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized India's vast tourism potential in sectors like weddings, natural healing, and concert economy. Highlighting India's rich heritage, he underlined the importance of developing the infrastructure for tourism and the economic benefits of attracting both global tourists and artists.

    Purvodaya 2024: All roads lead toward Viksit Bharat

    Eastern India's development gains momentum through infrastructure projects, educational initiatives, and strategic policies like the Purvodaya plan. Recent focus aims to leverage the region's resource wealth and cultural heritage, positioning it as a key player in India's economic and global engagement.

    The Economic Times
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