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Role and evolution of vice president of India

The election of C. P. Radhakrishnan as the new Vice President of India is carry on to the long held office that is the second highest constitutional office in the Constitution, Article 63. In addition to this post of symbol, the Vice President is the ex officio Chairman of the Rajya Sabha and takes over the responsibilities of the President when the President is vacated or incapacitated. The office has developed over the years since its establishment in 1952 in accordance with the political, social, and constitutional changes in India.

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India Participates in Zapad 2025 Military Exercise in Russia

One of the participants in Zapad 2025, a large-scale multinational military exercise, who will be present at the event between 10 and 16 September 2025, is the Indian Armed Forces. Over 20 nations are gathered at the event when the geopolitical tension between Eastern Europe is increasing.

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India Multi-Tier Air Defence Vision under Mission Sudarshan Chakra

Another move that India has made is in consolidating its defence architecture as the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has successfully conducted a test of an integrated air defence system as part of Mission Sudarshan Chakra. The mission, announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is expected to create a multi-tiered air defence shield fully operational by 2035 that will deal with various aerial threats such as fighter jets to drones.

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Kerala Urban Policy Commission Refreezes City Planning

Kerala is reinventing its cities in order to address the dual challenge of high urbanisation and climate risk. In December 2023 the Kerala Urban Policy Commission (KUPC) was established and presented its 25-year roadmap in March 2025. The proposal is intended to transform the towns of Kerala into climate-sensitive and community-based areas- the first of its kind in urban governance in India.

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Antarctic Ice Growth Tied to Early Indian Monsoon Evolution

Current studies have revealed close correlation between the formation of the Antarctic ice during 34 million years ago and the formation of Indian monsoon. Fossil records in Nagaland give fresh clues on the effects of global climate change on rainfalls that are important in the environment and agriculture of India.

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