After expressing dissatisfaction with Chinese research vessels docking at the port of Colombo and pressuring the Sri Lankan government, India has now set its sights on the Maldives. According to Indian media outlets reports, New Delhi has concerns about Chinese research vessels entering the Maldives, fearing that their research will be used for military purposes. Indian defence officials have

Classification society Indian Register of Shipping (IRS) will provide third-party inspection services for the INS Sindhukirti submarine which is currently undergoing a ‘normal refit’ at Hindustan Shipyard (HSL), Visakhapatnam.By providing third-party inspection, IRS is taking a step towards increasing the range of services to Indian Navy submarines.IRS said it has been fully involved in ensuring

All about the new experiment on Vikram landerIn a historic achievement following its lunar mission, India’s Chandrayaan-3 has repurposed its Vikram lander into a crucial navigational tool on the Moon’s surface, according to a report by India Today.Lunar Surface BeaconChandrayaan-3’s Vikram lander has transitioned into a lunar beacon, strategically placed to aid and guide future astronauts during

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