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- 1PM Modi spotlights Nutrition Month and anti-malnutrition drive▼PM Modi highlights Nutrition Month and malnutrition eradication goal
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has drawn attention to Nutrition Month in India, renewing the government's focus on eradicating malnutrition. The push highlights ongoing national nutrition programmes aimed at improving child and maternal health. The message is being circulated as part of the September campaign encouraging public participation in nutrition awareness efforts across the country.
- 2PM Modi pledges to rid India of malnutrition▼PM Modi lauds work done during Nutrition Month, says “we have to make our society completely free from malnutrition”
Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised work carried out during India's Nutrition Month, saying "we have to make our society completely free from malnutrition." The remarks come as the government continues its annual drive to raise awareness about child and maternal nutrition across the country. The campaign promotes healthy diets, Anganwadi services and community participation in tackling malnutrition.
- 3India's Space Startups Surge From 1 to 440 in Five Years●Big Boost to India's Space Ecosystem | From 1 to 440 Space Startups in 5 Years
India's space sector has expanded dramatically, growing from just one space startup to 440 within five years following the opening of the sector to private participation. The rapid rise is being described as a major boost to the country's space ecosystem, with new companies working on satellites, launch vehicles and space services alongside ISRO.
- 4India moves to ban junk food sales around schools●India tightens school junk food rules amid obesity rise India proposes banning junk food sales in school canteens and wi
India has proposed banning the sale of junk food in school canteens and within 50 meters of school premises, a measure aimed at curbing rising obesity and diabetes rates among children. The move signals a stricter government approach to children's diets and public health, and is drawing attention to how food sold near schools contributes to lifestyle diseases in young people.
- 5Modi hails surgical strikes as bold counter-terrorism example▼Surgical strikes presented bold example of India's counter-terrorism policy: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the surgical strikes presented a bold example of India's counter-terrorism policy. The remarks were carried by major Indian outlets including The Hindu and BusinessLine, underscoring the government's framing of the strikes as a defining moment in its national security approach and a signal of resolve against cross-border terrorism.
- 6India's tech renaissance: space, chips and AI under Modi▼The Tech-led Renaissance: Space, semiconductors and AI in PM Narendra Modi’s India
Commentary highlights India's push under Prime Minister Narendra Modi to build a technology-led economy, pointing to advances in space exploration, semiconductor manufacturing and artificial intelligence. The piece frames these sectors as central to India's ambition to become a global technology power, arguing that policy support and investment are driving what it calls a tech-led renaissance in the country.
- 7Congress Launches Nationwide Protest at Jantar Mantar●Modi's Bhajan Clubbing | Jantar Mantar 2.0 | Congress's Pan India Protest
India's Congress party is holding a pan-India protest, centred on a demonstration at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, directed at the Modi government. Supporters frame the action as 'Jantar Mantar 2.0', a revival of the anti-corruption-era protest site, while critics mock the ruling party's religious devotional events as 'bhajan clubbing'. The protest has drawn large online attention across India.
- 8Raghav Chadha hails new telecom rules for prepaid users●#WATCH | BJP MP Raghav Chadha tweets, "Good news for Prepaid Mobile Users in India. The Govt just introduced Telecom Con
India's government has introduced the Telecom Consumer Protection (Thirteenth Amendment) Regulations, 2026, a change highlighted by AAP leader and MP Raghav Chadha. The new rules require telecom operators to offer 30-day recharge plans, meaning prepaid mobile users will need 12 recharges a year instead of 13 under shorter validity cycles. Chadha called it good news for prepaid users, and the announcement is drawing attention to how operators will roll out the revised plans.