Every morning at 6:00, a meal leaves a kitchen on a mountain in Wakayama. It is carried in a wooden chest up a path through about 200,000 graves, under cedars older than most countries, to a small hall lit by 10,000 lanterns. The man it is for died in 835. On Koyasan, Kobo Daishi, the monk who founded the place, is not considered dead. He is in meditation. So breakfast at 6:00, and again at 10:30, every day, for something like 1,190 years. I kept misreading that as 1,190 days. It's years. The menu changes. There's a monk whose job, as far as I can tell, is to make sure a man in meditation never gets the same lunch twice. Rain, snow, typhoons, two world wars. The temple's own records say no day was missed. Photography stops at the last bridge. There is a sign, but people put their phones away before they reach it, on their own, and I'm not sure anyone could tell you why. Around 50 of the temples on the mountain let you sleep there. Vegetarian dinner, a futon, 6:00 a.m. prayers, somewhere around $100 to $180 a night. You wake up in the dark and the meal is already on its way up the hill. Nobody there is trying to prove he's alive. They just never stopped setting the table.

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Post the presentation by Industries, As a token of appreciation and goodwill, Mr Sukaran Singh, Executive Council Member, SIDM, and Managing Director, Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL), presented on behalf of the Industry Delegation, a memento to Mr Takashi Koyari, State Minister of Defence, Japan, during the India–Japan Defence Industry Forum held in Tokyo on 13 October 2026. The gesture symbolised the spirit of friendship and mutual respect underpinning the India–Japan Defence Industry partnership, reflecting the shared commitment to strengthening defence industrial cooperation and fostering deeper engagement between the defence industries of both nations. #SIDM# #IndiaJapan# #DefenceCooperation# #DefenceIndustry# #IndiaJapanPartnership#

The Society of Indian Defence Manufacturers (SIDM), in association with the Embassy of India in Japan and the Department of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence, Government of India, hosted the India–Japan Defence Industry Forum in Tokyo on 13 October 2026. The 23-member Indian defence industry delegation was led by Shri Prakash Rajpurohit, Joint Secretary (DIP), Department of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence. The Forum witnessed the presence of Mr Takashi Koyari San, State Minister of Defence, Japan, Mr Manabu Imakyurei, Commissioner of the Acquisition, Technology & Logistics Agency (ATLA), along with senior representatives from the Japanese Ministry of Defence and leading Japanese industries. SIDM expresses its sincere gratitude to Shri R. Madhu Sudan, Chargé d’Affaires, Embassy of India in Japan, and Capt Ashish Delsaria, Defence Attaché, for their invaluable support and assistance in ensuring the successful organisation of the Forum. The engagement marks an important step towards strengthening India–Japan defence industrial cooperation, fostering industry partnerships, and exploring opportunities for collaboration in co-development, co-production and advanced defence technologies. #SIDM# #IndiaJapan# #DefenceCooperation# #DefenceManufacturing# #AatmanirbharBharat# #IndiaJapanPartnership#