As the world bids adieu to 2023, here’s a look at how India raised the bar in the field of science with unique research, cutting-edge technology and meticulous planned achievements. 2023 will be remembered for India’s growing prowess and commitment to scientific exploration and innovation. Chandrayaan-3, India’s ambitious lunar lander, made headlines worldwide. ISRO went from Moon mission to Sun

ISRO is set to launch Xposat mission on new year’s day to study Black Holes and neutron stars. This will mark the 60th mission of the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle. This will also be the first dedicated polarimetry mission in India and second globally, after Nasa’s Imaging X-ray Polarimetry Explorer Mission launched in July 2021. Five days later, India’s first mission to the Sun, Aditya-L1, is

Tel Aviv: A Hezbollah drone crossed into Israel on Thursday afternoon, setting off sirens in Haifa’s bayside suburbs along the country’s northern coast.Israeli Air Force jets intercepted the unmanned aerial vehicle; amateur video footage shared on social media appeared to show the moment that the drone was shot down.Air raid alarms were activated in Kiryat Bialik, Kiryat Motzkin, Kiryat Yam and

New Delhi: The Qatari Court on Thursday commuted the death penalty sentence of eight ex-Indian naval officers it had arrested last year in the Dahra Global case, Ministry of External Affairs said in a press statement. The sentence has now been reduced to jail terms.Describing the judgement, Ministry of External Affairs said, "We have noted the verdict today of the Court of Appeal of Qatar in the

India’s bilateral ties with China have remained frozen since the deadly border clash in 2020, with no significant progress despite diplomatic and military talks. The situation arose when the People’s Liberation Army deployed troops in Ladakh, resulting in a fatal clash at the Galwan Valley. The ties have seen no de-escalation or troop reduction since mid-2020.With Beijing remaining intransigent