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The Würzburg-Jaipur Tech Bridge: How NBC Bearings’ Indo-German Engineering Engine Powers Next-Gen E-Mobility

newsnow9October 7, 2026October 8, 2026024 mins

Shrikant Rao The mid-September engineering summits at IAA Transportation 2026 in Hannover centered on a critical cross-continental reality: how the automotive and industrial supply chains are completely rethinking traditional component paradigms to match the future of electric movement. As electrified powertrains accelerate rotor speeds, thermal stresses, and high-frequency electrical loads, the technical focus has locked…

When the frozen past threatens our future

Nagarjuna RaoOctober 7, 202616 mins

We have enough to worry about already. Global warming, erratic monsoons, rising temperatures, melting glaciers and governments dragging their feet on climate commitments. Now comes another warning from the Arctic: the ground beneath our feet may have been storing a climate time bomb for thousands of years. According to an AP report, the thawing permafrost…

The Murder Hunt That Unearthed India’s Oldest Written Book

newsnow9October 7, 2026111 mins

In March 1890, a British lieutenant riding across Chinese Turkestan on a secret mission to track a killer was handed a bundle of brittle birch bark by a local digger. He paid for it, rolled it up, and sent it to Calcutta, unaware that he had stumbled upon what was then regarded as the oldest…

Future Strategies for India – Part 4

Brig. G B ReddiOctober 7, 2026023 mins

What did the recent Trump-Xi summit actually accomplish? Are geopolitics at a strategic crossroads or at an inflection point? How will the TROIKA powers – China, the U.S., and Russia – deliberations impact the strategic postures of middle powers, like India, Brazil, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, among others? What are the future strategies for India…

The Majestic Invocation to Indra in the Ṛgvedic Vision

newsnow9October 7, 2026011 mins

Lakshmanrao Upadhyayula The sacred hymns revealed to the sage Vishwamitra in the majestic metres of Tristubh, Jagati, and Gayatri stand among the most profound expressions of Vedic devotion. These metrical forms are not merely poetic structures but carefully arranged patterns of sacred sound that harmonize the human intellect with cosmic rhythm. Within the Vedic tradition,…

The Subtle Path of Righteousness

newsnow9October 7, 2026013 mins

The aged king Dhritarashtra, restless with anxiety, urged Sanjaya to narrate the course of events unfolding in the camp of the Pandavas. Sanjaya began, saying that after the fierce exchange between the sons of Pandu, Lord Krishna continued His discourse with serene wisdom, seeking to restore harmony among minds inflamed by grief, anger, and wounded…

Govind Dev Ji Temple, Jaipur

newsnow9October 7, 202605 mins

Govind Dev Ji Temple is located inside the City Palace complex in Jaipur, Rajasthan, in the Jai Niwas Garden. It is one of the most famous temples of Lord Krishna in Jaipur and has a special place in the spiritual life of the city. The temple is also closely connected with the former Jaipur royal…

HCA’s Women’s Captaincy: A Question of Process, Not a Player

newsnow9October 6, 2026October 6, 202676 mins

Our Sports Desk Hyderabad: This is not a story about one cricketer. It is about how the Hyderabad Cricket Association picks its women’s teams, who really makes those decisions, and whether the high-profile appointments announced for women’s cricket are anything more than cosmetic. HCA has publicly placed women’s cricket in the hands of well-known names,…

CJI Surya Kant administers oath to three new judges, judges count now 37 in SC

newsnow9October 6, 202601 mins

New Delhi: Chief Justice Surya Kant on Tuesday administered oath of office to three new judges elevated to the Supreme Court, taking its working strength to 37, one short of the sanctioned 38. Justices Sunita Agarwal, Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya and Aparesh Kumar Singh took oath in the auditorium of the new Supreme Court block. All…

I’ve done my duty: Harmanpreet steps down from India women’s team captaincy

newsnow9October 6, 202607 mins

New Delhi: India’s only World Cup-winning women’s cricket captain Harmanpreet Kaur on Tuesday stepped down from her position in all three formats, saying that she has done her duty as leader and is now “ready to play for the love of the game again.” The 37-year-old’s announcement came after a BCCI review meeting in Guwahati…