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Planning Char Dham Yatra In September? Here Is Everything You Need To Know
While May and June see peak footfall, September quietly offers something more precious: serenity. Read on.
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B-29 Superfortress: This WWII Bomber Was So Advanced It Cost More Than The Atomic Bomb
During World War II, Boeing B-29 was the most sophisticated bomber and also the most expensive weapon, costing more to design and build than the atomic bombs it dropped on Japan.
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US Flight Drops Over 4,300 Feet In 44 Seconds, 2 Passengers Injured
Two passengers were injured during severe turbulence on SkyWest flight 5971 to Houston. The plane dropped 4,350 feet in 44 seconds near Fort Worth.
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Stranded Russian Climber, 47, Presumed Dead: Officials
The Russian climber who became stranded on the country's highest peak after breaking her leg more than two weeks ago had found no signs of life.
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This Stunning Lord Shiva Temple Floats On Lake Beratan In Bali
A visit to this "floating temple" will leave you with timeless and beautiful memories while offering a glimpse into Bali's rich cultural heritage.
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Ladakh Records Season's First Snowfall, Authorities Warn Of Heavy Rains
The high altitude areas of Ladakh, witnessed the season's first snowfall as moderate rain lashed the plains in the Union Territory, officials said on Tuesday.
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ISRO Tests Threads That Would Help Bring Astronauts Home From Space
The lives of Indian astronauts will literally hang by thread when they return to Earth -indigenously made parachutes will help slow down the craft before its splashdown in the sea.
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J&K Authorities Issue Advisories Amid Intense Rainfall Forecast
Authorities on Saturday issued advisories amid a weather forecast of intense rainfall with possibility of cloudbursts, flash floods and landslides in high altitude areas of Jammu and Kashmir during the next four days.
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Thunderstorms, Sunrise, Himalayas: Shubhanshu Shukla Shows India From Space
Shot aboard the International Space Station (ISS), the footage shows the Earth appearing to roll beneath the spacecraft as it orbits from south to north over the Indian Ocean along India's east coast.
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IndiGo Aircraft's Tail Hits Runway During Go-Around At Mumbai Airport
An IndiGo Airbus A321 aircraft's tail touched the runway while powering up for a go-around manoeuvre in low altitude due to bad weather in Mumbai on Saturday, the airline said.
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Mountaineers Trek To Recover Chinese Climber's Body From K2 Peak
A team of mountaineers set off on foot Thursday to recover the body of a Chinese climber from the world's second-highest peak after bad weather grounded helicopter flights, a Pakistani official said.
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Retrieval Op On K2 For Chinese Climber's Body, Mountaineers Set Off On Foot
A team of mountaineers set off on foot Thursday to recover the body of a Chinese climber from the world's second-highest peak after bad weather grounded helicopter flights, a Pakistani official said.
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Freedom From Gravity: How Private Companies Are Reshaping Access To Space
As India prepares for its first independent human space mission under the Gaganyaan program, the global landscape is witnessing a renaissance in space travel.
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Soaring To New Heights, Swiss Pilot Surpasses Solar-Powered Plane Altitude Record
Swiss pilot Raphael Domjan beat the altitude record for a solar-powered electric plane in a flight that took him soaring to 9,521 metres, his team announced Wednesday.
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China To Build Xinjiang-Tibet Rail Link 'Near' Line Of Actual Control: Report
China is set to build the most ambitious rail link connecting Xinjiang province with Tibet, part of which will "run near" the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with India, according to a media report.
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Planning Char Dham Yatra In September? Here Is Everything You Need To Know
While May and June see peak footfall, September quietly offers something more precious: serenity. Read on.
-
B-29 Superfortress: This WWII Bomber Was So Advanced It Cost More Than The Atomic Bomb
During World War II, Boeing B-29 was the most sophisticated bomber and also the most expensive weapon, costing more to design and build than the atomic bombs it dropped on Japan.
-
US Flight Drops Over 4,300 Feet In 44 Seconds, 2 Passengers Injured
Two passengers were injured during severe turbulence on SkyWest flight 5971 to Houston. The plane dropped 4,350 feet in 44 seconds near Fort Worth.
-
Stranded Russian Climber, 47, Presumed Dead: Officials
The Russian climber who became stranded on the country's highest peak after breaking her leg more than two weeks ago had found no signs of life.
-
This Stunning Lord Shiva Temple Floats On Lake Beratan In Bali
A visit to this "floating temple" will leave you with timeless and beautiful memories while offering a glimpse into Bali's rich cultural heritage.
-
Ladakh Records Season's First Snowfall, Authorities Warn Of Heavy Rains
The high altitude areas of Ladakh, witnessed the season's first snowfall as moderate rain lashed the plains in the Union Territory, officials said on Tuesday.
-
ISRO Tests Threads That Would Help Bring Astronauts Home From Space
The lives of Indian astronauts will literally hang by thread when they return to Earth -indigenously made parachutes will help slow down the craft before its splashdown in the sea.
-
J&K Authorities Issue Advisories Amid Intense Rainfall Forecast
Authorities on Saturday issued advisories amid a weather forecast of intense rainfall with possibility of cloudbursts, flash floods and landslides in high altitude areas of Jammu and Kashmir during the next four days.
-
Thunderstorms, Sunrise, Himalayas: Shubhanshu Shukla Shows India From Space
Shot aboard the International Space Station (ISS), the footage shows the Earth appearing to roll beneath the spacecraft as it orbits from south to north over the Indian Ocean along India's east coast.
-
IndiGo Aircraft's Tail Hits Runway During Go-Around At Mumbai Airport
An IndiGo Airbus A321 aircraft's tail touched the runway while powering up for a go-around manoeuvre in low altitude due to bad weather in Mumbai on Saturday, the airline said.
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Mountaineers Trek To Recover Chinese Climber's Body From K2 Peak
A team of mountaineers set off on foot Thursday to recover the body of a Chinese climber from the world's second-highest peak after bad weather grounded helicopter flights, a Pakistani official said.
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Retrieval Op On K2 For Chinese Climber's Body, Mountaineers Set Off On Foot
A team of mountaineers set off on foot Thursday to recover the body of a Chinese climber from the world's second-highest peak after bad weather grounded helicopter flights, a Pakistani official said.
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Freedom From Gravity: How Private Companies Are Reshaping Access To Space
As India prepares for its first independent human space mission under the Gaganyaan program, the global landscape is witnessing a renaissance in space travel.
-
Soaring To New Heights, Swiss Pilot Surpasses Solar-Powered Plane Altitude Record
Swiss pilot Raphael Domjan beat the altitude record for a solar-powered electric plane in a flight that took him soaring to 9,521 metres, his team announced Wednesday.
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China To Build Xinjiang-Tibet Rail Link 'Near' Line Of Actual Control: Report
China is set to build the most ambitious rail link connecting Xinjiang province with Tibet, part of which will "run near" the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with India, according to a media report.
