Category: Notizie Estero

Out of the four astronaut designates, three will be selected to fly in the final missionIn an ideal situation, Gaganyaan is marked to land in Arabian Sea where Indian agencies will be stationed to rescue the crew and the module, officials said.The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has identified 48 backup points across the world where the Gaganyaan crew could splash down to ensure a safe

Manufactured by SAAB, a Sweden-based company, received a 100 per cent Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) approval from the Centre and will now produce the carl-Gustaf M4 system under SAAB FFVO India Private Limited. The weapon can be switched between anti-tank and anti-personnel rolesby Vishnu SomNew Delhi: In a significant development toward self-reliance in defence manufacturing, Carl Gustaf M4, a

The missile hit a plantation in Margaliot, a moshav (collective agricultural community), in the Galilee region in the north of Israel around 11 am on Monday, Zaki Heller, spokesperson for rescue services Magen David Adom (MDA), told PTIJerusalem: An Indian national was killed and another two were injured on Monday when an anti-tank missile fired from Lebanon struck an orchard near Israel’s

India is a step away from entering the second stage of its nuclear program with the initiation of core loading at the home-built 500 MWe Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor here, a move described as “historic” by the government.Prime Minister Narendra Modi witnessed the initiation of core loading at the Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor (PFBR), which generates more power than it consumes and uses the

Gottingen: The Baloch Republican Party, held a demonstration in Germany’s Gottingen city against the military operations and "fake encounters" carried out by the Pakistan Army in Baluchistan.While claiming that Pakistan’s spy agencies are involved in gross human rights violations in Baluchistan, the demonstrators demanded that the international community stop supporting Islamabad financially.The

Hong Kong: The damage caused to undersea cables in the Red Sea, following the Houthi strikes in the region, is disrupting global telecommunications networks and forcing internet providers to reroute as much as a quarter of traffic between Asia, Europe and the Middle East, reported CNN.Hong Kong telecoms company HGC Global Communications, release a report as the Houthis continue to launch