So far, the U.S., Russia, China, France and Japan have carried out successful deep-ocean crewed missionsThe Deep Ocean Mission (DOM) is India’s ambitious quest to explore and harness the depths of the ocean. As part of this initiative, India will, for the first time, embark on a journey to a depth of 6,000 metres in the ocean using an indigenously developed submersible with a three-member crew.

India is operating its own Aditya Tokamak Nuclear Fusion Reactor at Inst of Plasma ResearchIndia, Russia in talks to collaborate in research on controlled thermonuclear fusionNew Delhi: India and Russia are in discussions to collaborate on a range of activities including research on controlled thermonuclear fusion and joint development of the transit potential of the Northern Sea route,

ISRO is likely to make some changes in the second mission after testing the first successful mission, after which this test can be conducted before March 16 this month.LPSC-ISRO Director Dr V Narayanan has confirmed that the space agency is targeting a date no earlier than March 16 for its second Reusable Launch Vehicle Autonomous Landing (RLV-LEX) mission.Recently he spoke at the National

In today’s era of border security challenges, the need for advanced surveillance technology has never been more pressing. Addressing this demand head-on, a pioneering start-up based in Surat, India, has unveiled a ground breaking system that promises to redefine the way drones are operated across borders. InsideFPV, a leading drone manufacturing company, has successfully developed an

Thiruvananthapuram will be India’s next innovation hub, with FutureLABS catalysing an ecosystem for next generation chip design, manufacturing, and research” “FutureLABS will bring in the next wave of Start-ups, Electronic systems and innovation in Thiruvananthapuram” Says Union Minister Rajeev ChandrasekharUnion Minister of State for Electronics and IT, Skill Development, Entrepreneurship, and

ISRO has released an animation depicting nine months of observations by the Oceansat-3. The data gathered by the satellite is useful for tracking biogeochemical dynamics of the oceans, as well as monitoring ocean circulation. Data gathered by the satellite is freely available to the scientific communityISRO’s Oceansat-3 has been tracking changes in terrestrial and aquatic biospheres. ISRO has