Pallava Bagla
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India To Launch Heaviest Satellite For Naval Ops Tomorrow: 10 Points
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is set to launch its heaviest Bahubali rocket tomorrow. It will carry a satellite dedicated to helping the Indian Navy communicate with its assets and defend the country.
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From Rockets In 1972 To Aircraft In 2025, Delhi's Cloud Seeding Dreams
In a city gasping for clean air, Delhi's latest attempt at cloud seeding - a technique to induce artificial rain - has once again ended in disappointment.
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Harvard Professor On Viksit Bharat 2047 Goal, Producing Science Prodigies
Substantial investment in science is key to becoming a developed society, Harvard professor Tarun Khanna said while speaking about India's Viksit Bharat 2047 goal.
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Forged In Fire, Worn In Festivity: Gold Is Actually Stardust from Dying Stars
This festive season, as we adorn ourselves with gold and silver, few realise that these precious metals were born in the fiery deaths of ancient stars - cosmic remnants scattered across the universe, now resting in our hands as ornaments of celestial
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India's Most Sophisticated Atomic Reactor Set For Fuel Loading After Long Road Of Repairs
India's atomic energy program is poised to enter a transformative phase as its most advanced and complex nuclear reactor - the Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor (PFBR) - nears operational readiness. Located at Kalpakkam in Tamil Nadu.
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Russia Wants India To Navigate Northern Sea Route
Russia is avidly courting India for an Arctic power play in the 'Northern Sea Route' with an Arctic Council Membership on the table.
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China Has It, Russia Building It, India Working On It: The Small Nuclear Reactor Race
As AI and machine learning revolutionise industries, the demand for reliable, clean, and scalable power is surging. Enter Small Modular Reactors - compact, factory-built nuclear power units that are fast becoming the darling of the energy sector.
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This Russian High Tech 3D Printer Can Print Everything, Except Money. India Too Will Have One Soon
In the heart of Moscow, inside the high-security halls of Rosatom Additive Technologies, a revolution is quietly unfolding-one that could redefine how the world builds its rockets, reactors, and perhaps even its future.
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Paracetamol Linked To Autism? Ex-WHO Chief Scientist Refutes Trump's Claims
Dr Swaminathan's remarks came in response to the US President Donald Trump linking the painkiller Tylenol, with paracetamol (acetaminophen) being the main ingredient, to autism.
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NDTV's Front-Row Seat To Tejas' Flight Into History
The smell of new paint lingers in the air as rows of Tejas aircraft, the made-in-India fighter jets, are lined on the shop floor of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) in Bengaluru, all set to fly.
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'Mini India On Moon': Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla's Blueprint For Indian Lunar Village
In a Bengaluru lab, a blueprint of a futuristic Indian lunar village is being built with the help of astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla, months after he returned to Earth aboard the Axion-4 mission.
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Tejas Fighter Jet Deliveries Stalled Due To Delay In Engine Supplies From US
Inside the high-tech Tejas fighter jet assembly hangar of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), rows of India's indigenous Light Combat Aircraft (LCA) stand ready - airframes complete, avionics tested, and missiles primed.
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"Greater Journey Waiting": Ex-ISRO Chief On India's Vikram-32 Chip
Vikram-32 is India's first fully indigenous space-qualified chip.
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India's Space Economy To Reach $44 Billion By 2033: Report
India's space ecosystem is undergoing a dramatic transformation, evolving from a government-led frontier to a vibrant, innovation-driven industry.
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Arctic Ice To Martian Dreams: 13-Year-Old Aspires To Fly To The Moon, Mars
At just 13 years old, Iniya Pragati from Chennai is charting a course that few dare to dream.
