While other global approvals were were focused on prevention, this is the first approval for SaNOtize nasal spray as early treatment for COVID-19.

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals will manufacture the spray in India and intends to produce, market and distribute it to other Asian countries.

Tel Aviv University hosted a meeting with India's Minister of External Affairs and other local university leaders to discuss academic ties.

SaNOtize signed a deal with India's Glenmark Pharmaceuticals to market and sell their Nitric Oxide Nasal Spray (NONS) in India, Vietnam, and more.

As India battles its second deadly wave of COVID-19 infections, Israeli humanitarian organizations like IsraAID and SmartAID send supplies.

Netafim said it will be deploying its precision irrigation technologies to some 100 villages across the subcontinent.

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh finalized MOUs this week while on a state visit to Israel.

The tech giant is using AI and significant computational power to better predict when and where floods will occur, saving lives and trying to mitigate billions in damages, Yossi Matias explains.

An IsraAID team arrived in Kerala last week and has been distributing relief kits, following devastating floods that have killed over 300.

Biofeed recently signed an MOU with the Indian state of Gujarat to provide its innovative solution to beat back a number of havoc-wreaking fruit fly species.

Israeli cinema is continuing to gain international acclaim, now with a month-long film festival starting Thursday, July 3rd, in Bangalore, India. Nine popular Israeli films will be screened at the festival, including "Turn Left at the end of the World," about a family of Jewish Indians who emigrate to Israel in the 1960's.

While most smartphones rely on 3G and 4G technology for internet access, no country offers the next generation 5G network yet. A new agreement between India and Israel hopes to bring the advanced network to both countries.

After irrigation and dairy-farming, will the next great Israeli-inspired agricultural revolution be in pesticides? Israeli company Bio-Bee, which fights pests with other insects thinks so, as it launches operations in India.

New-wave energy: Israeli company SDE has signed an agreement to build a series of power plants along the coastline of India. The company uses technology that harnesses energy produced by ocean waves and converts it into electricity. The company was called upon in light (or in darkness) of the massive power failure that occurred last July in the Asian subcontinent.

Israeli kibbutz members have been called to India to help bring the country's ancient dairy industry into the 21st century. A key factor in designing the farms was remembering that in India - cows are holy.