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MIB Notifies TV Rating Policy 2026 to Enhance Transparency, Accountability & Credibility In April 2026, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) notified the ‘Television (TV) Rating Policy (TRP 2026)’, replacing the existing 2014 guidelines TV governing audience measurement in India.Key Reforms in TRP Guidelines 2026:Viewership: As per TRP 2026, any viewership arising out of landing page will be excluded in viewership measurementGovernance Norms: The policy mandates that at least 50% of the Board must be independent directors with no links to broadcasters or advertisers, and prohibits consultancy roles to prevent conflicts of interest.Net-Worth: MIB has eased the minimum net worth requirement for a company willing to register as TV rating agency from existing Rs 20 crore to Rs.5 crore.Sample Size: As per the notification, TV rating agencies are now required to scale up their operations to 80,000 metered(m) homes within 18 months (6 months for existing rating agencies), with a long-term goal of 1.20 lakh homes.
MIB Notifies TV Rating Policy 2026 to Enhance Transparency, Accountability & Credibility In April 2026, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) notified the ‘Television (TV) Rating Policy (TRP 2026)’, replacing the existing 2014 guidelines TV governing audience measurement in India.Key Reforms in TRP Guidelines 2026:Viewership: As per TRP 2026, any viewership arising out of landing page will be excluded in viewership measurementGovernance Norms: The policy mandates that at least 50% of the Board must be independent directors with no links to broadcasters or advertisers, and prohibits consultancy roles to prevent conflicts of interest.Net-Worth: MIB has eased the minimum net worth requirement for a company willing to register as TV rating agency from existing Rs 20 crore to Rs.5 crore.Sample Size: As per the notification, TV rating agencies are now required to scale up their operations to 80,000 metered(m) homes within 18 months (6 months for existing rating agencies), with a long-term goal of 1.20 lakh homes.
MIB Notifies TV Rating Policy 2026 to Enhance Transparency, Accountability & Credibility In April 2026, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) notified the ‘Television (TV) Rating Policy (TRP 2026)’, replacing the existing 2014 guidelines...
Overview of Bharat Tribes Fest 2026 Held in New DelhiThe Bharat Tribes Fest (BTF 2026), a national celebration of tribal culture, craftsmanship, and entrepreneurship, was held from March 18 to April 5, 2026 at Sunder Nursery, New Delhi (Delhi).About BTF 2026:Organiser: The 19-day long event was organized by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs (MoTA) in association with the Tribal Cooperative Marketing Development Federation of India (TRIFED).Opening Ceremony: The festival was inaugurated by Union Minister Jual Oram, MoTA, in the presence of Dao Ngoc Dung, Minister of Ethnic and Religious Affairs, and Y. Thong, Vice Minister of Ethnic and Religious Affairs from the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.Launch: During the event, Union Minister Jual Oram launched ‘RISA: Timeless Tribal’, an exclusive signature brand dedicated to tribal weaves and crafts. In the first phase the project features 10 clusters covering 5 tribal weaves, 2 embroideries and 3 crafts.Awards/Honors: On the concluding of the fest, top-performing tribal artisans and sellers across 10 categories including, Pottery, Cane & Bamboo, Jewellery, Cuisines, Gifts & Assortments, Metal, Naturals, Paintings, Textiles, and VDVKs.Outcome: The festival witnessed the participation of over 1.50 lakh visitors and generated Rs 4.5 crore in sales, reflecting the rising demand for tribal products.
Overview of Bharat Tribes Fest 2026 Held in New DelhiThe Bharat Tribes Fest (BTF 2026), a national celebration of tribal culture, craftsmanship, and entrepreneurship, was held from March 18 to April 5, 2026 at Sunder Nursery, New Delhi (Delhi).About BTF 2026:Organiser: The 19-day long event was organized by the Ministry of Tribal Affairs (MoTA) in association with the Tribal Cooperative Marketing Development Federation of India (TRIFED).Opening Ceremony: The festival was inaugurated by Union Minister Jual Oram, MoTA, in the presence of Dao Ngoc Dung, Minister of Ethnic and Religious Affairs, and Y. Thong, Vice Minister of Ethnic and Religious Affairs from the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.Launch: During the event, Union Minister Jual Oram launched ‘RISA: Timeless Tribal’, an exclusive signature brand dedicated to tribal weaves and crafts. In the first phase the project features 10 clusters covering 5 tribal weaves, 2 embroideries and 3 crafts.Awards/Honors: On the concluding of the fest, top-performing tribal artisans and sellers across 10 categories including, Pottery, Cane & Bamboo, Jewellery, Cuisines, Gifts & Assortments, Metal, Naturals, Paintings, Textiles, and VDVKs.Outcome: The festival witnessed the participation of over 1.50 lakh visitors and generated Rs 4.5 crore in sales, reflecting the rising demand for tribal products.
Overview of Bharat Tribes Fest 2026 Held in New DelhiThe Bharat Tribes Fest (BTF 2026), a national celebration of tribal culture, craftsmanship, and entrepreneurship, was held from March 18 to April 5, 2026 at Sunder Nursery, New Delhi (Delhi).About ...
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International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action 2026 – April 4The United Nations (UN’s) International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action is annually observed on 4th April to raise awareness about the dangers of landmines and explosive remnants of war (ERW) and to promote national mine-action capacities in conflict-affected countries, supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).4th April 2026 marks the observance of the 21st International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action.2026 Theme: “Invest in Peace; Invest in Mine Action”
International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action 2026 – April 4The United Nations (UN’s) International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action is annually observed on 4th April to raise awareness about the dangers of landmines and explosive remnants of war (ERW) and to promote national mine-action capacities in conflict-affected countries, supporting the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).4th April 2026 marks the observance of the 21st International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action.2026 Theme: “Invest in Peace; Invest in Mine Action”
International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action 2026 – April 4The United Nations (UN’s) International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action is annually observed on 4th April to raise awareness about the dangers of la...
Raising Day of Army Medical Corps 2026 – April 3The Indian Army (IA) observed the Raising Day of Army Medical Corps (AMC) on 3 April to commemorate its establishment in 1764 and to honour the contributions of military medical personnel in service to the nation.3 April 2026 marks the 262nd Raising Day of AMC.Evolution of Army Medical Corps (AMC):Origin: The Indian Medical Service (IMS), established in 1612 under the British East India Company.The administrative headquarters of the Indian Army Medical Corps (IAMC) was established in Pune, Maharashtra in May 1943.Renaming: After independence, the Indian Army Medical Corps (IAMC) was renamed as the Army Medical Corps (AMC) on 26 January 1950.2026 Event: As part of the 2026 nationwide celebrations, a walkathon themed “One Health, One Force, 262 Years Strong” was held on 29 March 2026 at Cariappa Parade Ground, New Delhi, Delhi. The event was flagged off by Surgeon Vice Admiral Arti Sarin, Director General of Armed Forces Medical Services (DGAFMS).
Raising Day of Army Medical Corps 2026 – April 3The Indian Army (IA) observed the Raising Day of Army Medical Corps (AMC) on 3 April to commemorate its establishment in 1764 and to honour the contributions of military medical personnel in service to the nation.3 April 2026 marks the 262nd Raising Day of AMC.Evolution of Army Medical Corps (AMC):Origin: The Indian Medical Service (IMS), established in 1612 under the British East India Company.The administrative headquarters of the Indian Army Medical Corps (IAMC) was established in Pune, Maharashtra in May 1943.Renaming: After independence, the Indian Army Medical Corps (IAMC) was renamed as the Army Medical Corps (AMC) on 26 January 1950.2026 Event: As part of the 2026 nationwide celebrations, a walkathon themed “One Health, One Force, 262 Years Strong” was held on 29 March 2026 at Cariappa Parade Ground, New Delhi, Delhi. The event was flagged off by Surgeon Vice Admiral Arti Sarin, Director General of Armed Forces Medical Services (DGAFMS).
Raising Day of Army Medical Corps 2026 – April 3The Indian Army (IA) observed the Raising Day of Army Medical Corps (AMC) on 3 April to commemorate its establishment in 1764 and to honour the contributions of military medical personnel in service to ...
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Khelo India Tribal Games 2026 Held in Chhattisgarh; Karnataka Tops with 38 MedalsThe inaugural Khelo India Tribal Games 2026 (KITG 2026) concluded in Chhattisgarh, held across Raipur, Jagdalpur, and Surguja from 25 March to 3 April 2026, with Karnataka emerging as the overall champion by winning 38 medals, including 23 gold, 8 silver, and 7 bronze.Odisha secured second position with a total of 57 medals (21 gold, 15 silver, and 21 bronze), while Jharkhand finished third with a total of 35 medals (16 gold, 8 silver, and 11 bronze).About Khelo India Tribal Games 2026:Launch: The inaugural event was launched by Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya, MoYAS, in Raipur on March 25, 2026.Organisers: The event is jointly organised by the MoYAS, Sports Authority of India (SAI), Indian Olympic Association (IOA), National Sports Federations (NSFs), and the Chhattisgarh State Organising Committee.Sports: Seven medal sports – Archery, Athletics, Football, Hockey, Swimming, Weightlifting, and Wrestling, were featured along with demonstration sports like Mallakhamb and Kabaddi.Medals: A total of 338 medals are contested across seven sports disciplines, including 106 gold, 106 silver, and 126 bronze medals, with athletics offering the highest share, followed by swimming, wrestling, and weightlifting.
Khelo India Tribal Games 2026 Held in Chhattisgarh; Karnataka Tops with 38 MedalsThe inaugural Khelo India Tribal Games 2026 (KITG 2026) concluded in Chhattisgarh, held across Raipur, Jagdalpur, and Surguja from 25 March to 3 April 2026, with Karnataka emerging as the overall champion by winning 38 medals, including 23 gold, 8 silver, and 7 bronze.Odisha secured second position with a total of 57 medals (21 gold, 15 silver, and 21 bronze), while Jharkhand finished third with a total of 35 medals (16 gold, 8 silver, and 11 bronze).About Khelo India Tribal Games 2026:Launch: The inaugural event was launched by Union Minister Mansukh Mandaviya, MoYAS, in Raipur on March 25, 2026.Organisers: The event is jointly organised by the MoYAS, Sports Authority of India (SAI), Indian Olympic Association (IOA), National Sports Federations (NSFs), and the Chhattisgarh State Organising Committee.Sports: Seven medal sports – Archery, Athletics, Football, Hockey, Swimming, Weightlifting, and Wrestling, were featured along with demonstration sports like Mallakhamb and Kabaddi.Medals: A total of 338 medals are contested across seven sports disciplines, including 106 gold, 106 silver, and 126 bronze medals, with athletics offering the highest share, followed by swimming, wrestling, and weightlifting.
Khelo India Tribal Games 2026 Held in Chhattisgarh; Karnataka Tops with 38 MedalsThe inaugural Khelo India Tribal Games 2026 (KITG 2026) concluded in Chhattisgarh, held across Raipur, Jagdalpur, and Surguja from 25 March to 3 April 2026, with Karnata...
ISRO Launches ‘Mission MITRA’ in Ladakh to Test Crew Safety for Human SpaceflightIn April 2026, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) launched ‘Mission MITRA (Mapping of Interoperable Traits & Reliability Assessment)’, a high-altitude analogue mission from Leh, Ladakh, conducted between April 2 and 9, 2026, to gather vital data on crew performance and human factors for India’s Gaganyaan program and future long-duration space missions.The initiative, led by ISRO’s Human Space Flight Centre (HSFC) in collaboration with Protoplanet Private Limited, aims to simulate space-like conditions to study team behavior, resilience, and communication for India’s Gaganyaan crew.About Mission MITRA:Objective: Mission MITRA is a week-long high-altitude exercise testing physiological, psychological, and operational performance under extreme cold, low oxygen (hypoxia), and isolation, with a multidisciplinary team monitoring safety and generating data for future human spaceflight.Crew: Four Gaganyaan astronaut-designates, Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, Ajith Krishnan, Angad Pratap, and P. Balakrishnan Nair, participated in the exercise at 3,500 metres (m) altitude.Operational Interoperability: This study is targeted to generate vital understanding on the team inter-operability between crew (gaganyatris) and ground control teams and effectiveness of decision making under environmental and operational stress.
ISRO Launches ‘Mission MITRA’ in Ladakh to Test Crew Safety for Human SpaceflightIn April 2026, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) launched ‘Mission MITRA (Mapping of Interoperable Traits & Reliability Assessment)’, a high-altitude analogue mission from Leh, Ladakh, conducted between April 2 and 9, 2026, to gather vital data on crew performance and human factors for India’s Gaganyaan program and future long-duration space missions.The initiative, led by ISRO’s Human Space Flight Centre (HSFC) in collaboration with Protoplanet Private Limited, aims to simulate space-like conditions to study team behavior, resilience, and communication for India’s Gaganyaan crew.About Mission MITRA:Objective: Mission MITRA is a week-long high-altitude exercise testing physiological, psychological, and operational performance under extreme cold, low oxygen (hypoxia), and isolation, with a multidisciplinary team monitoring safety and generating data for future human spaceflight.Crew: Four Gaganyaan astronaut-designates, Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, Ajith Krishnan, Angad Pratap, and P. Balakrishnan Nair, participated in the exercise at 3,500 metres (m) altitude.Operational Interoperability: This study is targeted to generate vital understanding on the team inter-operability between crew (gaganyatris) and ground control teams and effectiveness of decision making under environmental and operational stress.
ISRO Launches ‘Mission MITRA’ in Ladakh to Test Crew Safety for Human SpaceflightIn April 2026, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) launched ‘Mission MITRA (Mapping of Interoperable Traits & Reliability Assessment)’, a high-altitude analogu...
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Indian Navy Commissions Third Nuclear-Powered Ballistic Missile Submarine INS AridhamanIn April 2026, Indian Navy(IN) commissioned its third indigenously built Ship, Submersible, Ballistic, Nuclear (SSBN), ‘Indian Naval Ship(INS) Aridhaman (S4)’, at Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh(AP).The ceremony was presided over by Union Minister Rajnath Singh, Ministry of Defence (MoD), who also laid the foundation stone for a state-of-the-art Large Cavitation Tunnel (LCT).About INS Aridhaman:Overview: INS Aridhaman is constructed under the Advanced Technology Vessel (ATV) project at Visakhapatnam. It belongs to the Arihant class, following INS Arihant (2016) and INS Arighaat (2024), and features enhanced capacity for submarine-launched ballistic missiles, with most technical specifications remaining classified.Builder: The ship was constructed at the Shipbuilding Centre (SBC), Visakhapatnam.Weaponry: Equipped with eight vertical launch tubes, it can carry either 8 K-4 Intermediate-Range Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missiles (SLBMs) with a 3,500 kilometre(km) range or 24 K-15 Sagarika short-range SLBMs with a 750 km range.Indigenous Content: The vessel features approximately 70% indigenous content.
Indian Navy Commissions Third Nuclear-Powered Ballistic Missile Submarine INS AridhamanIn April 2026, Indian Navy(IN) commissioned its third indigenously built Ship, Submersible, Ballistic, Nuclear (SSBN), ‘Indian Naval Ship(INS) Aridhaman (S4)’, at Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh(AP).The ceremony was presided over by Union Minister Rajnath Singh, Ministry of Defence (MoD), who also laid the foundation stone for a state-of-the-art Large Cavitation Tunnel (LCT).About INS Aridhaman:Overview: INS Aridhaman is constructed under the Advanced Technology Vessel (ATV) project at Visakhapatnam. It belongs to the Arihant class, following INS Arihant (2016) and INS Arighaat (2024), and features enhanced capacity for submarine-launched ballistic missiles, with most technical specifications remaining classified.Builder: The ship was constructed at the Shipbuilding Centre (SBC), Visakhapatnam.Weaponry: Equipped with eight vertical launch tubes, it can carry either 8 K-4 Intermediate-Range Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missiles (SLBMs) with a 3,500 kilometre(km) range or 24 K-15 Sagarika short-range SLBMs with a 750 km range.Indigenous Content: The vessel features approximately 70% indigenous content.
Indian Navy Commissions Third Nuclear-Powered Ballistic Missile Submarine INS AridhamanIn April 2026, Indian Navy(IN) commissioned its third indigenously built Ship, Submersible, Ballistic, Nuclear (SSBN), ‘Indian Naval Ship(INS) Aridhaman (S4)’, at ...
CASA Ratio Falls to 2-Year Low of 37.9% in Dec 2025 Quarter: RBI DataIn April 2026 , the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) reported that the share of Current Account and Savings Account (CASA) deposits in total bank deposits declined to a 2-year low of 37.9% in December 2025 quarter, compared to 40.1% in December 2023.CASA ratio refers to the proportion of low-cost deposits (current and savings accounts) in a bank’s total deposits.Banking Trends:Savings Decline: The decline was mainly driven by savings accounts, whose share fell by 210 basis points to 28.9%, as depositors shifted to higher-yielding options like equities, Mutual Funds(MF), and gold, indicating a slowdown in deposit mobilisation.Deposit Growth: Bank deposits grew 10% Year-on-Year(YoY) to Rs 239.8 lakh crore, with savings deposits rising 8% to Rs 69.4 lakh crore and current account deposits increasing 10% to Rs 21.4 lakh crore.CD Issuance: Certificates of Deposit (CD) issuances by banks reached a record Rs. 15.5 lakh crore in Financial Year 2025-26(FY26), up 17% YoY, as lenders increasingly relied on market borrowings to support credit growth.
CASA Ratio Falls to 2-Year Low of 37.9% in Dec 2025 Quarter: RBI DataIn April 2026 , the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) reported that the share of Current Account and Savings Account (CASA) deposits in total bank deposits declined to a 2-year low of 37.9% in December 2025 quarter, compared to 40.1% in December 2023.CASA ratio refers to the proportion of low-cost deposits (current and savings accounts) in a bank’s total deposits.Banking Trends:Savings Decline: The decline was mainly driven by savings accounts, whose share fell by 210 basis points to 28.9%, as depositors shifted to higher-yielding options like equities, Mutual Funds(MF), and gold, indicating a slowdown in deposit mobilisation.Deposit Growth: Bank deposits grew 10% Year-on-Year(YoY) to Rs 239.8 lakh crore, with savings deposits rising 8% to Rs 69.4 lakh crore and current account deposits increasing 10% to Rs 21.4 lakh crore.CD Issuance: Certificates of Deposit (CD) issuances by banks reached a record Rs. 15.5 lakh crore in Financial Year 2025-26(FY26), up 17% YoY, as lenders increasingly relied on market borrowings to support credit growth.
CASA Ratio Falls to 2-Year Low of 37.9% in Dec 2025 Quarter: RBI DataIn April 2026 , the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) reported that the share of Current Account and Savings Account (CASA) deposits in total bank deposits declined to a 2-year low of 37....
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RBI Unveils Rs 2.54 Lakh Crore State Borrowing Plan for Q1 FY27In April 2026, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) released the indicative borrowing calendar for the first quarter (April–June) of Financial Year 2026-27 (Q1 FY27), under which state governments and Union Territories (UTs) are set to collectively raise Rs 2,54,509.The RBI, acting as their debt manager, has scheduled regular auctions to ensure a stable capital-raising process.Key Details of the Borrowing Plan 2026-27:Framework: RBI introduced the Benchmark Issuance Strategy (BIS) on a pilot basis this quarter to enhance transparency, provide greater clarity to investors, and stabilise state debt markets by allowing states to issue securities across pre-defined maturity buckets under a pre-announced schedule, creating more predictable and liquid markets.Pilot States: Nine states participate in the BIS pilot: Andhra Pradesh (AP), Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh (MP), Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Telangana, and Uttar Pradesh (UP).Borrowing Volume: The nine pilot states are projected to borrow Rs 1,53,900 crore under BIS, while remaining states and Union Territories (UTs) will raise Rs 1,00,609 crore through traditional market borrowing methods.
RBI Unveils Rs 2.54 Lakh Crore State Borrowing Plan for Q1 FY27In April 2026, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) released the indicative borrowing calendar for the first quarter (April–June) of Financial Year 2026-27 (Q1 FY27), under which state governments and Union Territories (UTs) are set to collectively raise Rs 2,54,509.The RBI, acting as their debt manager, has scheduled regular auctions to ensure a stable capital-raising process.Key Details of the Borrowing Plan 2026-27:Framework: RBI introduced the Benchmark Issuance Strategy (BIS) on a pilot basis this quarter to enhance transparency, provide greater clarity to investors, and stabilise state debt markets by allowing states to issue securities across pre-defined maturity buckets under a pre-announced schedule, creating more predictable and liquid markets.Pilot States: Nine states participate in the BIS pilot: Andhra Pradesh (AP), Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh (MP), Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Telangana, and Uttar Pradesh (UP).Borrowing Volume: The nine pilot states are projected to borrow Rs 1,53,900 crore under BIS, while remaining states and Union Territories (UTs) will raise Rs 1,00,609 crore through traditional market borrowing methods.
RBI Unveils Rs 2.54 Lakh Crore State Borrowing Plan for Q1 FY27In April 2026, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) released the indicative borrowing calendar for the first quarter (April–June) of Financial Year 2026-27 (Q1 FY27), under which state governm...
Union MoS Dr. Jitendra Singh Launches BIRAC-BioNEST Incubation Centre at CFTRI, KarnatakaIn April 2026, Union Minister of State (MoS) (Independent Charge, IC) Dr. Jitendra Singh, Ministry of Science and Technology (MoS&T), launched the Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council-Bioincubators Nurturing Entrepreneurship for Scaling Technologies (BIRAC-BioNEST) Incubation Centre at the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research-Central Food Technological Research Institute (CSIR-CFTRI) campus in Mysuru, Karnataka.About BIRAC-BioNest Incubation Centre:Aim: To nurture entrepreneurial talent in food bioprocessing and biotechnology research.Key Role: This newly inaugurated facility will facilitate startups in converting innovation ideas into commercially viable technologies.It provides infrastructure, mentorship, and funding support to early-stage biotech startups.Other Key Launches: Apart from BIRAC-BioNEST, Union MoS Jitendra Singh laid the foundation stone for the hostel complex set up under Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY), at MG Halli campus of CSIR-CFTRI.
Union MoS Dr. Jitendra Singh Launches BIRAC-BioNEST Incubation Centre at CFTRI, KarnatakaIn April 2026, Union Minister of State (MoS) (Independent Charge, IC) Dr. Jitendra Singh, Ministry of Science and Technology (MoS&T), launched the Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council-Bioincubators Nurturing Entrepreneurship for Scaling Technologies (BIRAC-BioNEST) Incubation Centre at the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research-Central Food Technological Research Institute (CSIR-CFTRI) campus in Mysuru, Karnataka.About BIRAC-BioNest Incubation Centre:Aim: To nurture entrepreneurial talent in food bioprocessing and biotechnology research.Key Role: This newly inaugurated facility will facilitate startups in converting innovation ideas into commercially viable technologies.It provides infrastructure, mentorship, and funding support to early-stage biotech startups.Other Key Launches: Apart from BIRAC-BioNEST, Union MoS Jitendra Singh laid the foundation stone for the hostel complex set up under Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY), at MG Halli campus of CSIR-CFTRI.
Union MoS Dr. Jitendra Singh Launches BIRAC-BioNEST Incubation Centre at CFTRI, KarnatakaIn April 2026, Union Minister of State (MoS) (Independent Charge, IC) Dr. Jitendra Singh, Ministry of Science and Technology (MoS&T), launched the Biotechnology ...
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