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Adani International School Hosts 'IRIS National Fair' To Boost India's STEM Talent
Showcasing India's emerging science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) talent, Adani International School (ADIS), Shantigram, hosted the IRIS National Fair 2025-26 from February 6-8.
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'Forgot Gravity Existed': Shubhanshu Shukla Talks To Children About Space Journey
Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, who became the first Indian to go to the International Space Station (ISS), spoke to school kids about his experience at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2026 on Tuesday.
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Rocket Lab Clears Final Tests for New 'Hungry Hippo' Fairing on Neutron Rocket
Rocket Lab has completed final qualification tests on its innovative “Hungry Hippo” fairing for the Neutron rocket, a reusable design that stays attached during flight and closes again for recovery. This breakthrough brings the company closer to Neutron’s planned 2026 debut and marks a major step in reducing launch costs in an increasingly co...
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Artemis II Orion Service Module Secured for Launch at Kennedy Space Center
NASA’s Artemis II Orion spacecraft is a step closer to its mission around the Moon. Three spacecraft adapter jettison fairings have been installed on its service module at Kennedy Space Center. These panels will protect the solar arrays from heat, wind, and acoustic forces during launch. Once in space, they will detach, allowing the arrays to dep...
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India and Other Developing Nations Demand for Fair Climate Finance Commitments at COP29 Summit
At COP29, India and other developing countries, as part of the LMDC bloc, called for fair and equitable climate finance. Concerns were raised about the predominance of loans in climate funding, which places additional burdens on vulnerable countries. The LMDCs emphasised the importance of holding developed nations accountable for meeting financial ...
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Earth's Temporary Second Moon: Asteroid 2024 PT5's Two-Month Orbit Explained
Asteroid 2024 PT5 will soon become Earth’s temporary second moon, entering orbit on September 29 and departing by November 25. While this mini-moon won't complete a full orbit, it will be caught in Earth’s gravitational pull for nearly two months. Unlike other celestial objects, this asteroid will be too dim to observe without advanced equipmen...
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As India Gets Its Second Space Port, Rocket Startups Excited
India's space fairing gets a major boost, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has laid the foundation stone for the country's second launch site, at Kulasekharapatnam in the Thoothukudi district in Tamil Nadu.
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Eminent Citizens Support Delhi University Decision Of Savarkar In Syllabus
A group of former judges, bureaucrats, diplomats and generals today came out in support of the Delhi University's decision to include VD Savarkar in its political science syllabus, contending that it was required for a fair narration of history.
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Mosquitoes Bite Some Of Us More Than Others, Here's Why
Mosquitoes are known for hunting down their preferred 'human snacks' through CO2 exhalations, body heat, and odour. But, some of us often complain of getting more than our fair share of bites.
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Over 5,000 Indian Students Choose Ireland As Study-Abroad Destination: Ireland Government
Engineering, Computing, Business, Nursing, and Social Sciences are some of the popular courses pursued by Indian students
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Adani International School Hosts 'IRIS National Fair' To Boost India's STEM Talent
Showcasing India's emerging science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) talent, Adani International School (ADIS), Shantigram, hosted the IRIS National Fair 2025-26 from February 6-8.
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'Forgot Gravity Existed': Shubhanshu Shukla Talks To Children About Space Journey
Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, who became the first Indian to go to the International Space Station (ISS), spoke to school kids about his experience at the New Delhi World Book Fair 2026 on Tuesday.
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Rocket Lab Clears Final Tests for New 'Hungry Hippo' Fairing on Neutron Rocket
Rocket Lab has completed final qualification tests on its innovative “Hungry Hippo” fairing for the Neutron rocket, a reusable design that stays attached during flight and closes again for recovery. This breakthrough brings the company closer to Neutron’s planned 2026 debut and marks a major step in reducing launch costs in an increasingly co...
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Artemis II Orion Service Module Secured for Launch at Kennedy Space Center
NASA’s Artemis II Orion spacecraft is a step closer to its mission around the Moon. Three spacecraft adapter jettison fairings have been installed on its service module at Kennedy Space Center. These panels will protect the solar arrays from heat, wind, and acoustic forces during launch. Once in space, they will detach, allowing the arrays to dep...
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India and Other Developing Nations Demand for Fair Climate Finance Commitments at COP29 Summit
At COP29, India and other developing countries, as part of the LMDC bloc, called for fair and equitable climate finance. Concerns were raised about the predominance of loans in climate funding, which places additional burdens on vulnerable countries. The LMDCs emphasised the importance of holding developed nations accountable for meeting financial ...
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Earth's Temporary Second Moon: Asteroid 2024 PT5's Two-Month Orbit Explained
Asteroid 2024 PT5 will soon become Earth’s temporary second moon, entering orbit on September 29 and departing by November 25. While this mini-moon won't complete a full orbit, it will be caught in Earth’s gravitational pull for nearly two months. Unlike other celestial objects, this asteroid will be too dim to observe without advanced equipmen...
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As India Gets Its Second Space Port, Rocket Startups Excited
India's space fairing gets a major boost, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has laid the foundation stone for the country's second launch site, at Kulasekharapatnam in the Thoothukudi district in Tamil Nadu.
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Eminent Citizens Support Delhi University Decision Of Savarkar In Syllabus
A group of former judges, bureaucrats, diplomats and generals today came out in support of the Delhi University's decision to include VD Savarkar in its political science syllabus, contending that it was required for a fair narration of history.
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Mosquitoes Bite Some Of Us More Than Others, Here's Why
Mosquitoes are known for hunting down their preferred 'human snacks' through CO2 exhalations, body heat, and odour. But, some of us often complain of getting more than our fair share of bites.
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Over 5,000 Indian Students Choose Ireland As Study-Abroad Destination: Ireland Government
Engineering, Computing, Business, Nursing, and Social Sciences are some of the popular courses pursued by Indian students
