To enhance its capability of managing the border, the Border Security Force (BSF) is building drone-mounted radar systems, with the cooperation of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). This program is meant to offer real time patrol along the western and eastern borders of India without intrusion to international borders, an ultimate step towards technology based security.

One Visionary Leap into The Next Mo-bility.

The United Arab Emirates has made significant gains in transport innovation by the introduction of its first Sovereign Mobility Cloud in the Dubai World Congress of Self-Driving Transport that took place in 2025. The platform is built based on the Sovereign Public Cloud developed on Core42, run on Microsoft Azure, this way all data created on autonomous mobility solutions are geographically hosted on the territory of the UAE and are subject to local legislation.

Two More Ramsar Wetlands are added in Bihar in India.

India has made another giant stride in the process of enhancing the conservation of wetlands in this country with two new locations in Bihar being added to the illustrious Ramsar list of wetlands of international interest. Inclusion of Gokul Jalashay in Buxar and Udaipur Jheel in West Champaran brings the number of Ramsar sites in India up to 93 (the highest in Asia and the third-largest in the world). This success represents the increased attention of the country to environmental preservation and biodiversity conservation.

India Strengthens its ties with Central American Integration System.

The Indian association with Central American Integration System (SICA) has turned to another level of advancement in 2025. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar described the widening horizons of engagement, especially in the areas of trade, digital innovation and sustainable development, at the recent India-SICA Foreign Ministers' Meeting in New York. This re-emphasis links India to South-South cooperation which has long been the intention of India with Central America.

National Green Tribunal imposes a Construction Mora at Pallikaranai Marsh.

This is a major move towards preserving the threatened ecosystem of Chennai in a move by the Southern Bench of the National Green Tribunal (NGT) who suspended all developmental activities within one kilometre of the Pallikaranai Marshland. The directive shall continue to apply until a scientific research identifies the specific zone of influence by the marsh. This order comes on the heels of landfilling and construction within the Perumbakkam wetland that is directly related to the larger system of Pallikaranai.