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At the heart of the Bay of Bengal, a revolution in regional trade and connectivity is taking shape. The Matarbari deep sea port, a magnificent feat of modern engineering, currently unfurls under the watchful eye of Bangladeshi visionaries. Yet, the implications of this port stretch far beyond Bangladesh's shores; it stands poised to redefine the region's economic landscape.

In a monumental step forward for medical preparedness, India has ushered in an innovation that is nothing short of groundbreaking. Introducing the world’s first-ever portable disaster hospital - the ‘Aarogya Maitri Cube’. This incredible invention stands testament to the nation's unwavering commitment to healthcare and safety, marking a paradigm shift in disaster management.

In a significant blow to China, the Nigerian government demonstrated its commitment to preserving its natural resources by shutting down a controversial Chinese mining operation. This closure is a testament to Nigeria's vigilance in ensuring that its valuable resources are not exploited without proper authorization.

London — a sprawling metropolis teeming with diverse cultures, traditions, and stories. Among these, the narrative of the Indian diaspora holds a special place. Historically, many Indians have been seeking opportunities in the foreign land, with each generation being an embodiment of change. A profound transformation has been particularly visible among Indian women who've made the UK their home. They're not just any women; they're a new generation, heralding an era of education, confidence, and a progressive outlook.

In an era of astronomical wonders and interstellar curiosities, NASA's advanced Chandra X-ray Observatory emerges as a beacon of celestial brilliance. This Flagship-class space telescope, serenely orbiting our planet in a 64-hour cycle, is a testament to not just human ingenuity, but also to the rich tapestry of international collaboration and shared knowledge. More poignantly, the Chandra Observatory stands as a living tribute to an iconic figure in the annals of astrophysics: the Indian-American Nobel laureate, Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar. As of 2023, this magnificent observatory continues its mission, gazing deep into the vastness of space.

The shared vision of India and Armenia transcends the ordinary boundaries of strategic diplomacy. In a world that's becoming ever more interconnected, these two nations are creating blueprints for a partnership that extends beyond the terrestrial realm into the vast expanse of the universe.

In what can be hailed as a landmark moment for sustainable energy solutions, Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari, made a sensational revelation on Tuesday. Proudly presenting to the nation and the world, he unveiled the prototype of a car that's a testament to human ingenuity and technological advancement, developed in partnership with Toyota Kirloskar Motor.

In an atmosphere charged with excitement and pride, the recent success of Chandrayaan-3 has propelled India into the limelight of space research. Adding to the jubilation is Russia, a longstanding ally and space superpower, extending its hand even firmer in partnership following this milestone achievement. The soft landing of Chandrayaan-3 near the moon's enigmatic south pole last week has not only marked a significant stride for India but has also reinforced global confidence in its space capabilities.

In the world of geopolitics, maps are not just mere tools for navigation; they are often powerful symbols that communicate intentions and assertiveness. Just days before the much-anticipated G20 summit, China has stirred the proverbial pot by unveiling an audacious version of its territorial map. In this edition, the country has, quite brazenly, laid claim to the entirety of Arunachal Pradesh and sections of Ladakh, both indisputable parts of Indian territory.

In an era marked by significant international tensions, evolving economic alliances, and the shared trauma of a pandemic, the world has been seeking a beacon. This Sunday, in the heart of Delhi at the B20 summit, a profound argument was presented by none other than the Minister of External Affairs, S Jaishankar, casting India in a pioneering role, especially for the global south.