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PM Modi invites global partners to India's ambitious space journey, targeting an indigenous space station by 2035 and a moon mission by 2040.
India launches advanced ORV Sagar Manthan, built by GRSE, to boost indigenous maritime research, deep ocean exploration, and climate studies under Deep Ocean Mission.
Indian researchers develop metal-free organic photocatalysts using self-assembling amino acids for enhanced solar-driven green hydrogen production, offering a sustainable energy solution.
Indian and international scientists develop a timed flip operation to significantly extend quantum entanglement, vital for robust quantum computing.
ISRO successfully launches EOS-05, India's first geosynchronous earth-imaging satellite, enhancing disaster monitoring and resource management capabilities with continuous observation.
ISRO successfully launches 2,367-kg EOS-05, India's first geosynchronous imaging satellite, for strategic earth observation and disaster management, marking a crucial comeback.
PM Modi hails ISRO's GSLV-F17 launch of EOS-05, India's first geosynchronous imaging satellite, marking a significant national achievement.
Top scientist Anil Kakodkar advocates early thorium fuel integration into indigenous PHWRs to accelerate India's nuclear self-reliance and meet growing energy demands.
Indian researchers developed peptide-based piezoelectric biomaterials for self-powered implantable medical devices, converting body movements into electricity, offering a sustainable healthcare solution.
CSIR-CRRI successfully demonstrates 60% Reclaimed Asphalt Pavement (RAP) technology with indigenous REJUBIT on NH-716, pioneering sustainable and circular road construction in India.
Raman Research Institute scientists unveil temperature shock technique to liquefy jammed materials, enabling precise drug delivery applications.
CERN Director-General Mark Thomson discusses future mega-science projects like the Future Circular Collider and India's potential technological contributions.
Indian scientists shatter century-old thermoelectric limit in crystalline solids, achieving thousand-fold voltage increase for ultrasensitive temperature and quantum sensing.
C-DOT unveils 14 indigenous quantum products, including QKD and PQC systems, to bolster India's communication network security against future quantum threats.
Amidst rising typhoid cases, India must prioritize vaccination, improved diagnostics, and responsible antibiotic use to combat growing antimicrobial resistance.
Scientists using Aditya-L1 data discovered small, short-lived brightenings hours before major solar flares, offering crucial early warning signs for space weather prediction.
India's nuclear program targets 100 GW by 2047, leveraging indigenous three-stage technology and vast thorium reserves for sustainable energy security and Viksit Bharat.
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