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Ex-ISRO Scientist's $1 Billion Startup Eyes Maiden Orbital Rocket Launch
In eight years after leaving his secure job at ISRO, where he earned Rs 75,000 a month, Chandana, along with his cofounder Naga Bharath Daka, has created a company now valued at Rs 1,500 crore.
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Opinion | Why India, Israel And UAE Are Building A Security 'Trilateral' Of Their Own
The India-Israel-UAE alignment is taking shape against a backdrop of accelerating disruption in the global economic and security order - disruptions that are simultaneously stress-testing existing frameworks and opening space for new regional archite
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ISRO Scientist's Saree From Mars Mission Showcased At US Museum: "One Of India's Rocket Women"
The Smithsonian exhibit has drawn praise online, with many social media users calling the saree's inclusion a powerful symbol of India's scientific progress and the visibility of women in STEM fields.
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"Comrades... No Banners, Posters, Please": Vijay's TVK Makes Appeal
If followed, and enforced where it is not, the diktat is a welcome change in a political environment that sees public spaces as free-for-all branding opportunities, with larger-than-life posters of senior leaders or local reps often dotting the citys
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Mamata Banerjee Claims SIR Impacted Bengal Poll Results, Top Court Responds
In voting for the Bengal election last month, the BJP won 207 of the state's 294 seats for its first ever poll triumph in the eastern state, and to peg back Mamata Banerjee who had denied it space for nearly 15 years.
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Skyroot Becomes India's 1st Space-Tech Unicorn, Raises $60 Million
Skyroot is preparing to launch Vikram-1 from Sriharikota in the coming weeks, a mission that could become a major milestone for India's fast-growing private space sector.
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On 1 Year Of Op Sindoor, Documentary Shows Space-Based Assets, Cyber Ops Before Strikes
Operation Sindoor first anniversary: The documentary is concise, yet highly detailed with tactical information from the operation that became the Indian military's most expansive multi-domain combat mission
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Do Viral Infection Outbreaks Increase During Summer Season In India? Doctor Explains
Summer in India is not just about heatwaves and dehydration. Doctors warn that viral infections including flu, conjunctivitis, dengue and stomach infections often rise during the season due to humidity, travel, crowding and contaminated food and wate
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US To Pakistan, How International Media Covered BJP's Victory In Bengal
From London to New York and Islamabad to Dhaka, publications also gave prominent space to Tamil superstar Joseph Vijay's surprise victory in Tamil Nadu.
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Delhi NCR's Best New Restaurant Openings To Try In May-June 2026
Delhi NCR's new restaurants showcase sharper ambition and serious cooking in May-June 2026 openings worth reserving early.
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School Assembly News Headlines (May 4): Top National, World, Sports, Education News
School Assembly News Headlines (May 3): Stay updated and be ready to share your thoughts in the morning with these School Assembly News Headlines.
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How Indian Start-up's Drishti Satellite Could Be New Headache For Pak, China
Suyash Singh, CEO and Founder of GalaxEye, called the mission a technological first and explained why India needed to think differently while designing satellites.
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AI Impact On Real Estate: Automation, Hybrid Work Cutting Office Demand?
Fresh graduates and junior analysts are the biggest users of office desks. When those roles shrink, the need for large, dense office floors reduces.
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'Can Print Everything Except Money': ISRO Acquires Russian 3D Printer
India's all-weather friend Russia has won a global competitive bid and has supplied a high-end 3D printer that can print everything except currency notes, but India hopes to use it to make quality parts for its upcoming human space flights and moon m
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Opinion | Pak Is Finally Back In Middle East's 'Good Books'. But Can It Stay There?
This is both an enviable and challenging space to be in for the only Islamic nation in the world that has nuclear weapons.
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Ex-ISRO Scientist's $1 Billion Startup Eyes Maiden Orbital Rocket Launch
In eight years after leaving his secure job at ISRO, where he earned Rs 75,000 a month, Chandana, along with his cofounder Naga Bharath Daka, has created a company now valued at Rs 1,500 crore.
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Opinion | Why India, Israel And UAE Are Building A Security 'Trilateral' Of Their Own
The India-Israel-UAE alignment is taking shape against a backdrop of accelerating disruption in the global economic and security order - disruptions that are simultaneously stress-testing existing frameworks and opening space for new regional archite
-
ISRO Scientist's Saree From Mars Mission Showcased At US Museum: "One Of India's Rocket Women"
The Smithsonian exhibit has drawn praise online, with many social media users calling the saree's inclusion a powerful symbol of India's scientific progress and the visibility of women in STEM fields.
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"Comrades... No Banners, Posters, Please": Vijay's TVK Makes Appeal
If followed, and enforced where it is not, the diktat is a welcome change in a political environment that sees public spaces as free-for-all branding opportunities, with larger-than-life posters of senior leaders or local reps often dotting the citys
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Mamata Banerjee Claims SIR Impacted Bengal Poll Results, Top Court Responds
In voting for the Bengal election last month, the BJP won 207 of the state's 294 seats for its first ever poll triumph in the eastern state, and to peg back Mamata Banerjee who had denied it space for nearly 15 years.
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Skyroot Becomes India's 1st Space-Tech Unicorn, Raises $60 Million
Skyroot is preparing to launch Vikram-1 from Sriharikota in the coming weeks, a mission that could become a major milestone for India's fast-growing private space sector.
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On 1 Year Of Op Sindoor, Documentary Shows Space-Based Assets, Cyber Ops Before Strikes
Operation Sindoor first anniversary: The documentary is concise, yet highly detailed with tactical information from the operation that became the Indian military's most expansive multi-domain combat mission
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Do Viral Infection Outbreaks Increase During Summer Season In India? Doctor Explains
Summer in India is not just about heatwaves and dehydration. Doctors warn that viral infections including flu, conjunctivitis, dengue and stomach infections often rise during the season due to humidity, travel, crowding and contaminated food and wate
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US To Pakistan, How International Media Covered BJP's Victory In Bengal
From London to New York and Islamabad to Dhaka, publications also gave prominent space to Tamil superstar Joseph Vijay's surprise victory in Tamil Nadu.
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Delhi NCR's Best New Restaurant Openings To Try In May-June 2026
Delhi NCR's new restaurants showcase sharper ambition and serious cooking in May-June 2026 openings worth reserving early.
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School Assembly News Headlines (May 4): Top National, World, Sports, Education News
School Assembly News Headlines (May 3): Stay updated and be ready to share your thoughts in the morning with these School Assembly News Headlines.
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How Indian Start-up's Drishti Satellite Could Be New Headache For Pak, China
Suyash Singh, CEO and Founder of GalaxEye, called the mission a technological first and explained why India needed to think differently while designing satellites.
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AI Impact On Real Estate: Automation, Hybrid Work Cutting Office Demand?
Fresh graduates and junior analysts are the biggest users of office desks. When those roles shrink, the need for large, dense office floors reduces.
-
'Can Print Everything Except Money': ISRO Acquires Russian 3D Printer
India's all-weather friend Russia has won a global competitive bid and has supplied a high-end 3D printer that can print everything except currency notes, but India hopes to use it to make quality parts for its upcoming human space flights and moon m
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Opinion | Pak Is Finally Back In Middle East's 'Good Books'. But Can It Stay There?
This is both an enviable and challenging space to be in for the only Islamic nation in the world that has nuclear weapons.
