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This Indian Village Celebrates Darkness, Is Home To 'Dark Sky Reserve'
NDTV's Science Editor Pallava Bagla had a rare visit to the country's only 'Dark Sky Reserve' tucked away in a remote part of Ladakh.
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Devas Case has not Affected ISRO's Commercial Activity: Antrix Chief to NDTV
NDTV's Science Editor Pallava Bagla caught up with Dr VS Hegde, Chairman and Managing Director of Antrix Corporation Limited, a day before the launch of India's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle or PSLV.
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Is Mangalyaan all about an Asian space race?
India's Mangalyaan satellite is ready to rendezvous with the Red planet. This complex piece of electronics that weighs 1350 kg was fabricated in a record 15 months.There are speculations that the planetary juxtaposition may not be the only reason for the fast tracking of the mission and the desire to beat India's Asian rival China in reaching the M...
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NDTV witnesses history being made at missile launch
The NDTV team of cameraperson Alphonse Raj and Science Editor Pallava Bagla witnessed the unveiling of one of India's best-kept defence secrets on Sunday. The team was witness to the launch of BO5, a submarine-based ballistic missile from the Bay of Bengal.
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Misinformation is fueling anti-nuclear protests: John Ritch
The Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan has been a real eye opener for the world on the hazards of embracing atomic energy, today even India a country so much in adoration of its achievements in nuclear technology is now witnessing a severe backlash, with thousands of protestors at the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant in Tamil Nadu literally stopping...
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Was Anna Hazare surviving only on plain water?
Anna Hazare's 13 day fast has left the Indian medical community bewildered on how could he have survived on plain water and yet retained such gusto, even as his own body was literally surviving by eating on its own reserves. His body weight fell by 7.5 kilograms but not his energy. NDTV's Science Editor Pallava Bagla spoke exclusively to Dr. Naresh...
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Small rocket, big launch
In an ambitious mission India today will be attempting to launch a communications satellite using its smaller rocket the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle. Woefully short of transponders, this is a crisis response to hurriedly augment satellite capacity. In an interview to NDTV's Science Editor Pallava Bagla, ISRO chief K Radhakrishnan explains the ra...
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Budget neglects medical, agri research
Health and agriculture have been neglected in the Union Budgget.
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This Indian Village Celebrates Darkness, Is Home To 'Dark Sky Reserve'
NDTV's Science Editor Pallava Bagla had a rare visit to the country's only 'Dark Sky Reserve' tucked away in a remote part of Ladakh.
-
Devas Case has not Affected ISRO's Commercial Activity: Antrix Chief to NDTV
NDTV's Science Editor Pallava Bagla caught up with Dr VS Hegde, Chairman and Managing Director of Antrix Corporation Limited, a day before the launch of India's Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle or PSLV.
-
Is Mangalyaan all about an Asian space race?
India's Mangalyaan satellite is ready to rendezvous with the Red planet. This complex piece of electronics that weighs 1350 kg was fabricated in a record 15 months.There are speculations that the planetary juxtaposition may not be the only reason for the fast tracking of the mission and the desire to beat India's Asian rival China in reaching the M...
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NDTV witnesses history being made at missile launch
The NDTV team of cameraperson Alphonse Raj and Science Editor Pallava Bagla witnessed the unveiling of one of India's best-kept defence secrets on Sunday. The team was witness to the launch of BO5, a submarine-based ballistic missile from the Bay of Bengal.
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Misinformation is fueling anti-nuclear protests: John Ritch
The Fukushima nuclear disaster in Japan has been a real eye opener for the world on the hazards of embracing atomic energy, today even India a country so much in adoration of its achievements in nuclear technology is now witnessing a severe backlash, with thousands of protestors at the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant in Tamil Nadu literally stopping...
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Was Anna Hazare surviving only on plain water?
Anna Hazare's 13 day fast has left the Indian medical community bewildered on how could he have survived on plain water and yet retained such gusto, even as his own body was literally surviving by eating on its own reserves. His body weight fell by 7.5 kilograms but not his energy. NDTV's Science Editor Pallava Bagla spoke exclusively to Dr. Naresh...
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Small rocket, big launch
In an ambitious mission India today will be attempting to launch a communications satellite using its smaller rocket the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle. Woefully short of transponders, this is a crisis response to hurriedly augment satellite capacity. In an interview to NDTV's Science Editor Pallava Bagla, ISRO chief K Radhakrishnan explains the ra...
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Budget neglects medical, agri research
Health and agriculture have been neglected in the Union Budgget.
