Pallava Bagla
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In A First, Indian Army Deploys Satellite Internet For Sri Lanka Flood Relief
Cyclone Ditwah unleashed unprecedented flooding across Sri Lanka, crippling terrestrial networks and isolating communities.
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Cabinet Clears SHANTI Bill To Allow Private Players In Nuclear Energy Field
The Union Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi has approved the Atomic Energy Bill, 2025, branded as SHANTI - Sustainable Harnessing and Advancement of Nuclear Energy for Transforming India.
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Imported Chips, Imported Risks: Indias New Digital Dilemma
Today small chips are seeing big investments, but the risks are equally big, and unfortunately there are very few specialists in India who can do computer hardware forensics.
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How IIT Kharagpur Emerged From Freedom Fighters' Jail To Vision Of Viksit Bharat
When India gained independence in 1947, the symbolism of Hijli was profound. The government chose this very site to establish IIT Kharagpur in 1951, marking a transition from oppression to empowerment.
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Are Small Modular Reactors The Future Of Nuclear Energy For India?
Unlike traditional nuclear plants that require massive infrastructure and years of construction, Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) are compact and built in factories.
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How India's All-Weather Friend Russia Played Key Role In Op Sindoor Success
Indo-Russian friendship is likely to get a new momentum this week with President Vladimir Putin arriving in India for a summit with PM Modi on December 4-5, and India's Sudarshan Chakra or the Indian 'iron dome' may see enhanced co-operation.
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How IIT Kharagpur Shaped Google CEO Sundar Pichai Beyond Metallurgy
In the quiet corridors of IIT Kharagpur's Nehru Hall of Residence, there is a room that has become a symbol of possibility-Room B-308. This modest space once housed Sundar Pichai, now the CEO of Google and Alphabet, during his B.Tech days
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Why Did Indus Valley Civilisation Disappear? IIT Scientists Explain
One of the greatest mysteries of India is how and why the flourishing Indus Valley Civilisation disappeared. Now, researchers from IIT Gandhinagar propose that it was a series of extended droughts that forced people out of the region.
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Bihar Uranium Study And The Dark Side Of Pay-To-Publish Research
The recent claim that uranium was detected in the breast milk of lactating mothers in Bihar sent shockwaves across media and public discourse.
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Do Aliens Exist? India, Japan Team Up To Answer Question With Giant Telescope
The goal of the Thirty Metre Telescope project is to peer deeper into the cosmos than ever before, studying black holes, distant galaxies, and, most intriguingly, searching for signs of life beyond Earth.
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Study In Bihar Finds Uranium In Breastmilk. Top Scientist Punctures Scare
In a reassuring statement that addresses concern over a study that found uranium in the breastmilk of lactating mothers in Bihar, a senior scientist and member of National Disaster Management Authority has said the study's findings pose no concern
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India Bets Big On Atomic Energy To Power Carbon-Free Future
With nuclear power saving 40 million tons of carbon dioxide annually and lifetime carbon emissions comparable to wind energy, the case for atomic energy is compelling.
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Search For Water Ice On Moon's South Pole To See India-Japan Collaboration
India and Japan are preparing among the most ambitious space missions of this decade - a joint lunar exploration that could change the way humanity looks at the Moon.
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ISRO Conducts Key Test On Main Parachutes For Gaganyaan Crew Module
ISRO made an orange-and-white rangoli in the skies over Babina in Uttar Pradesh, the heartland of India, as the nation's ambitious human spaceflight program, Gaganyaan, crossed another critical milestone.
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Will AI Replace Journalists Or Test Their Integrity? What MIT Researcher Said
Professor Neil Thompson, Director of the FutureTech research project at MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab, he speaks at length about India, the media, and the turbulent promise of AI.
