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After Devji, Why Top Maoist Leader Ganapathy Is On Telangana Cops' Radar
Now believed to be in his 70s, Ganapathy was once a school teacher in Karimnagar district of Telangana before he went underground and joined the Maoist movement in 1970.
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Venus May Hide a Vast Underground Tunnel Formed by Ancient Volcanic Eruptions, Scientists Say
Scientists analysing NASA’s Magellan radar data have identified signs of a vast underground lava tunnel on Venus. If confirmed, it would be only the second such structure found on the planet, challenging the belief that Venus is geologically inactive and opening new possibilities for studying its volcanic past.
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"Vast Underground City" Discovered Under Egyptian Pyramids, Claim Scientists
Scientists have discovered a "vast underground city" running beneath the famed Egyptian pyramids in Giza. Using radar equipment, they created high-resolution photos of thousands of feet below the surface to find the legendary "Halls of Amenti"
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Martian Mystery Deepens: Ancient Lake Under Mars' Surface Hints At Life's Potential
Future drilling into the Martian soil could unlock the mysteries hidden beneath, offering a glimpse into Mars' potential for past or even present life.
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India's Solution To Check Infiltration On Pak Border: Radar-Mounted Drones
Drone-mounted ground penetration radars have been deployed for the first time by the BSF to check for the presence of underground tunnels used by terrorists to infiltrate the India-Pakistan International Border in Jammu region.
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Radar Reveals Splendour of Ancient Roman City in Remarkable Detail
Researchers have used ground-penetrating radar to map an entire ancient Roman city, detecting remarkable details of buildings still deep underground including a temple and a unique public monument.
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Project To Install Smart Fences Along India-Pak Border To Launch Tomorrow
India's first 'smart fence' pilot project, which entails deploying laser-activated fences and technology-enabled barriers to plug vulnerable gaps along frontiers, will be launched by Home Minister Rajnath Singh in two 5-km each patches along the Indo-Pak border Monday.
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After Devji, Why Top Maoist Leader Ganapathy Is On Telangana Cops' Radar
Now believed to be in his 70s, Ganapathy was once a school teacher in Karimnagar district of Telangana before he went underground and joined the Maoist movement in 1970.
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Venus May Hide a Vast Underground Tunnel Formed by Ancient Volcanic Eruptions, Scientists Say
Scientists analysing NASA’s Magellan radar data have identified signs of a vast underground lava tunnel on Venus. If confirmed, it would be only the second such structure found on the planet, challenging the belief that Venus is geologically inactive and opening new possibilities for studying its volcanic past.
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"Vast Underground City" Discovered Under Egyptian Pyramids, Claim Scientists
Scientists have discovered a "vast underground city" running beneath the famed Egyptian pyramids in Giza. Using radar equipment, they created high-resolution photos of thousands of feet below the surface to find the legendary "Halls of Amenti"
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Martian Mystery Deepens: Ancient Lake Under Mars' Surface Hints At Life's Potential
Future drilling into the Martian soil could unlock the mysteries hidden beneath, offering a glimpse into Mars' potential for past or even present life.
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India's Solution To Check Infiltration On Pak Border: Radar-Mounted Drones
Drone-mounted ground penetration radars have been deployed for the first time by the BSF to check for the presence of underground tunnels used by terrorists to infiltrate the India-Pakistan International Border in Jammu region.
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Radar Reveals Splendour of Ancient Roman City in Remarkable Detail
Researchers have used ground-penetrating radar to map an entire ancient Roman city, detecting remarkable details of buildings still deep underground including a temple and a unique public monument.
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Project To Install Smart Fences Along India-Pak Border To Launch Tomorrow
India's first 'smart fence' pilot project, which entails deploying laser-activated fences and technology-enabled barriers to plug vulnerable gaps along frontiers, will be launched by Home Minister Rajnath Singh in two 5-km each patches along the Indo-Pak border Monday.
