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Staying true to the idea of "Atmanirbhar Bharat" and focusing on better operationalising the 'next generation' BrahMos, work is underway on first prototypes that are expected to be ready by 2024. 

Aero India kicks off in Bengaluru, Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said it will give a boost to Atmanirbhar Bharat

India underlines its commitment to help needy nations with vaccines in the global flight against the pandemic 

With a view to giving more impetus to 'Make in India' push to oil and gas explorers, cess on domestic crude oil may be halved to encourage exploration 
 

As part of Atmanirbhar Bharat, Lava phones is introducing customisable phones, which gives the users the freedom to choose their own configurations 

Rahul Kesarwani has developed an app that has won him a lot of praises and earnings as well! 
 

 India has launched a scheme in which cylinders can be booked (refill) or new connections can be sought by just giving a missed call

 A startup in Bengaluru is making 10,000 straws from fallen coconut leaves  

Beekeeping and pearl farming. They can be lucrative and profitable

The Modi government has disbursed collateral-free loans to the tune of Rs 3 lakh crore for businesses

While the lockdown during the ongoing pandemic is tough phase to deal with, the Uttar Pradesh government has provided jobs to 26,62,960 people in the last eight months
 

 A school principal in Jharkhand has prodded his students to produce chalks, mats and brooms as a practice of being Atmanirbhar or self-reliant 
 

In a massive push for Atmanirbhar Bharat and improving efforts to minimise dependence on China for imports, the government is planning to set up three large manufacturing zones of power and clean energy equipment where companies will be offered incentives including land and electricity at attractive prices

India was able to produce 60 million PPEs and 150 million N-95 masks domestically during the ongoing pandemic crisis that led to a shortage of medical equipment

Jagdish Kumar left his hospitality business in New Zealand and returned to India, to start a tea business. An inspiring story indeed!