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Skyroot's Vikram-1 To Carry Micro-Sculptures Of Indian Icons Into Space
If the mission succeeds, Vikram-1 could become the first Indian rocket to carry micro art into space, creating a unique fusion of art, science and space exploration.
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Congress To Join Omar Abdullah's Protest For Jammu And Kashmir's Statehood
Tariq Hamid Karra, the J&K Congress President, said the party's central leadership will also join the protests on July 20.
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In Flood-Battered Arunachal, Elephants Become The Only Lifeline
Shattered by nature, villagers are relying on elephants to transport essential supplies to remote villages in the flood-ravaged Nari-Koyu constituency of Arunachal Pradesh's Lower Siang district.
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Former Badrinath Temple Officer Arrested In Donation Theft Probe
For further investigation, Rajendra Chauhan will be produced before the Court tomorrow, July 18.
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Bharat Tex 2026 Brings Rs 14,300-Crore Investment Commitments
More than 1.15 lakh people visited the third edition of Bharat Tex as the four-day global textile trade fair drew to a close on Friday.
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1 Highway. 4 States. Millions Of Lives: PM Modi Opens Delhi-Katra Expressway
The newly inaugurated stretch is part of the 667-km Delhi-Amritsar-Katra Expressway, being developed at an estimated cost of around Rs 38,905 crore.
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Rs 40 Lakh Compensation For Family Of Child Killed In 2020 Delhi Accident
Presiding Officer Sunil Kumar was hearing a claim petition filed by the parents of the child and said that the accident occurred due to the rash and negligent driving of the car.
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Key Accused Arrested In Assam Madrassa Sexual Abuse Case
The private girls' madrassa in Assam's Bongaigaon district was sealed by the district administration on Wednesday, following allegations that the minor girl students were sexually abused.
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PM Modi Launches Rail, Road Projects Worth Rs 5,470 Crore In Punjab
The projects are aimed at strengthening connectivity, improving passenger convenience and accelerating economic development in the region.
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Teen Shooter Disappears After Going Out For Groceries. Last Seen At Station
Her family reported her missing at the local police station after searches among friends, shooting associates, and relatives yielded no information.
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"Rs 7 Lakh Price Set For Lost Life": Mumbai Mayor On Tree Collapse Report
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) held the contractors accountable and gave a clean-chit to its own officials.
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Delhi Police Bust Fake Currency Racket, Kingpin Among 3 Arrested
The racket came to light after a shopkeeper in Bhalswa Dairy detected counterfeit currency while accepting payment from a customer, the police said.
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Jharkhand Man, 18, Develops AI Device To Reduce Human-Elephant Conflicts
'Innobox', is a solar-powered AI wildlife deterrent device using sensors, radars and an AI camera to detect elephants and other animals from farmland.
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On Camera, Elderly Man Slapped By Auto Driver After Argument In Bengaluru
An elderly man was slapped by an autorickshaw driver following a heated argument on a Bengaluru road, with the entire incident captured on a nearby car's dashboard camera.
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India's Hydrogen-Powered Trains Could Play Niche Role In Energy Transition
Experts say hydrogen might play a niche role rather than becoming the mainstream solution as most India's broad-gauge network is already electrified.
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"Land Records Not Citizenship Proof": Calcutta High Court In 'Foreigner' Case
The Calcutta High Court said just because a foreigner buys property in India doesn't make her an Indian citizen.
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Opinion | Pakistan's Iran Problem Isn't Going Anywhere
Despite its glowing successes, and for all its mediation efforts, Pakistan's toughest audience may be in Iran itself
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"Like A Diamond In The Sky": Skyroot's Vikram-1 Ready For Historic Launch
Skyroot Aerospace's Vikram 1 rocket, developed by a young team of engineers from Hyderabad, is set to attempt a feat that only a few private companies worldwide have achieved.
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Beyond Runways: The Next Chapter For Tier-2 And Tier-3 Aviation
Runways and new policy are in place. The missing piece? The right aircraft.
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Delimitation Bill May Be Back In Monsoon Session. Numbers Still A Question
According to sources, the decision to make a fresh push for the bill was taken at a meeting of ministers at Kartavya Bhavan on Friday.
