While the early small satellites were mostly one-trick ponies, the modern ones are far more potent, capable of multi-tasking. The modern day multi-tasking small satellites will revolutionise space logisticsAgnikul Cosmos, the Indian start-up, which is building small rockets to launch small satellites, is aiming for 30 launches a year—for starters. Its mentor, Dr Ashok Jhunjhunwala, President

New Delhi: Ahead of the Republic Day celebrations, an officer in the French Foreign Legion, Captain Loic Alexandre, expressed his honour and pride in being here in India for Republic Day celebrations"We are very honoured to be here in India. The French army has been invited and we saw the Indian army in Paris, France, last year. So they proved that they are part of a great army and that’s why we

Telangana’s Industries Minister, D Sridhar Babu, announced that the state had secured investment agreements totalling almost ₹40,000 crore during the World Economic Forum in DavosHyderabad: Industries Minister D Sridhar Babu said Telangana had signed deals for investments worth nearly ₹40,000 crore at the World Economic Forum Davos. This apart, several meetings conducted at Jeddah, were also

Sources said the plane, which came to take back its soldiers from Mizoram, crashed while landing at the airport. There were 14 persons on board including the crewGuwahati: A plane belonging to the Myanmar army crash landed at Lengpui airport in the outskirts of Mizoram’s capital Aizawl, on Tuesday morning, injuring eight onboard.Sources said the plane, which came to take back its soldiers from

184 Myanmar’s soldiers were sent back to their country after fleeing to Mizoram following gunfights with an ethnic insurgent group. The soldiers had entered Bandukbanga village at the India-Myanmar-Bangladesh trijunction and approached the Assam Rifles. Their camp was overrun and captured by ‘Arakan Army’ fighters, prompting their flight to Mizoram. A total of 276 soldiers entered Mizoram, with

Kabul: In its continued efforts to help Afghanistan, India has supplied 40,000
litres of Malathion, a pesticide used to fight locust menace, through the
Chabahar port.

The Taliban-controlled Ministry of Agriculture has expressed gratitude for
this assistance, highlighting its significance in protecting crops and
ensuring food security in Afghanistan.

Malathion, known for its