Once more India is making a tremendous leap forward into the future of clean energy with a proposal to construct the Steady-state Superconducting Tokamak-Bharat (SST-Bharat), which is an improved variant of fusion-fission hybrid reactor. The project will be a milestone in the nuclear research in India and the scope of this project is to produce 130 MW power (fission and fusion 100 MW and 30 MW respectively) in its first phase, and in the future the power will be 5 times more than the input energy. In a longer perspective, India intends to start a full scale demonstration reactor by 2060, with a proposed output-to-input ratio of 20 and 250 MW of power output.

The year 2025 has been a wakeup call to what a precarious position the Himalayan ecosystem is in. In northern India, disasters have taken the lives of hundreds of people, caused destruction of infrastructure and disruption of communities, as devastating cloudbursts, water flash floods and land slides occurred. These incidences highlight that development and climate resilience in the area requires a renewed approach.

The Union Government has provided a big boost to its flagship clean cooking program, the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) by authorizing 25 lakh more LPG connections to be released in the financial year of 2025-26. This growth has now seen the total amount of LPG connection that has been disseminated under the scheme since its inception in 2016 reach an incredible 10.58 crore households.

In 2025, a decade later, the All India Institute of Ayurveda (AIIA) in Goa celebrated the 10th National Ayurveda Day as a result of a decade of work to make Ayurveda a global health and wellness system. It was a milestone celebration as it saw the presence of dignitaries like the Governor and Chief Minister of Goa as well as the Union Ministers. This year was marked with the theme of Ayurveda People Planet and the theme focused on the increased global effects of Ayurveda and its applications in sustainable living.

This has been a major milestone in the international law enforcement by India being elected to membership in Interpol Asian Committee in the 25th Asian Regional Conference held at Singapore. This is manifested by the election, which had gone through a tedious multi-stage voting process and India has started to gain momentum in addressing the issue of global security. India, through the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), will assume an important role in the course of coordinated security efforts in the Asia region.