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Rare Triple Active Black Holes Found in Merging Galaxies

For the first time, astronomers have clearly recorded three supermassive black holes feeding simultaneously at the heart of merging galaxies. This rare discovery confirms theoretical models and opens new avenues for cosmic study. Read the full story.

HAM Radio Helps Reunite Long-Lost Inmate With Family

After 14 years in jail, Shakuntala Lamchini was reunited with her family in Kolkata, thanks to a nationwide search by HAM radio volunteers. Read this heartwarming story of perseverance and community effort.

Talat Mahmood's 1939 AIR Debut: The Making of a Ghazal King

Discover how Talat Mahmood, at just 16, began his legendary singing career on All India Radio, Lucknow in 1939. His journey from Marris College to becoming the Ghazal King is a tale of passion. Explore his musical legacy now.

Milei Stops China Telescope Project Post-US Bailout

Argentina's President Javier Milei suspends a major Chinese-backed radio telescope project following a $20 billion US bailout, highlighting the delicate geopolitical balancing act in Latin America. Read more.

Why Sun Never Sleeps: Science for Kids

Ever wondered where the Sun goes at night? The truth is fascinating! Discover how Earth's rotation creates day and night, and why our star never stops shining. Read on to answer your child's big questions.

Why Does the Moon Follow You? Science Explained

Ever wondered why the Moon seems to chase your car? It's not magic, it's science! We explain the illusion of the 'following Moon' in simple terms for kids and parents. Discover the role of distance and perspective.

Tigress Tara Released in Sahyadri Tiger Reserve

Sahyadri Tiger Reserve's population rises to five with the release of tigress Tara from Tadoba. The radio-collared big cat marks a key step in Maharashtra's tiger conservation efforts. Read more.

3,000-Year-Old Chinese Eclipse Data Aids Modern Science

Ancient Chinese records of a 709 BCE solar eclipse are helping scientists measure changes in Earth's rotation and solar cycles. Discover how meticulous observations from millennia ago power today's astrophysics.

Community Radio Reaches 1 Lakh Tribal Voters in Wayanad

Radio Mattoli, Wayanad's community radio, launches a hyperlocal campaign in Paniya, Kattunayikka & Ravula dialects to mobilize tribal voters for Dec 11 elections. Learn how radio waves bridge the gap in remote forests.

Satellite Boom Poses Major Threat to Astronomy

The rapid expansion of satellite megaconstellations is creating light and radio pollution, jeopardizing astronomical observations. Learn how this impacts future space discovery.

Karnataka Expands Telescope Scheme Beyond KRIES Schools

Karnataka plans to extend its Telescope Distribution Scheme to more government institutions. Science Minister NS Boseraju announced the expansion, aiming to foster scientific temper among students. Read more.

Karnataka Expands Telescope Scheme to Boost Astronomy Learning

Karnataka plans to extend its Telescope Distribution Scheme beyond KRIES schools to more government institutions. Minister NS Boseraju announced the move to foster scientific temper among students. Read more about this innovative educational initiative.

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