The National Institute of Ocean Technology (NIOT) has qualified the Matsya-6000’s emergency rescue system at a depth of 500 meters in the Bay of Bengal. In 2022-23, the submersible will undergo a shallow water test phase at 500 meters. Qualification trials are scheduled for 2024.The Matsya-6000 is India’s first manned submersible, developed by NIOT and launched in October 2021. It is a 2.1-meter

Vervesemi, a fabless semiconductor firm based in Noida, has reportedly said that it has emerged as the first company recognised by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology to introduce Made-in-India Semiconductor Application-Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC).The company said that the the chip, developed in India, targets domains such as weighing scales and Force Touch

Kakrapar Atomic Power Station’s Unit 4 commissioning is under progressIndia will invite private firms to invest about $26 billion in its nuclear energy sector to increase the amount of electricity from sources that don’t produce carbon dioxide emissions, according to a report by Reuters.This is the first time New Delhi is pursuing private investment in nuclear power, a non-carbon-emitting energy

Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Pranay Verma on Tuesday said India is willing to share with Bangladesh wide-spectrum capabilities in defence manufacturing, including the most sophisticated technologies.He also proposed graduating the bilateral defence cooperation to the next level by building joint ventures in defence manufacturing.Pranay Verma and Principal Staff Officer of Bangladesh

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India and the United States play an important role in the Indo-Pacific region, says the Indian Defence Secretary. Speaking at the second INDUS-X Summit, held on February 21, 2024 in New Delhi, Defence Secretary Giridhar Aramane emphasized the importance of the region as a nexus for global trade, geopolitics and security.Aramane highlighted the strong defence partnership between the two countries,