ISRO's Humble Start: Church to Space Museum
Discover how ISRO began in a Kerala church with bicycles and determination, leading to lunar and Mars missions today.
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ISRO's First 2026 Mission PSLV-C62 Fails
ISRO's PSLV-C62 mission, its first launch of 2026, ends in failure. The setback impacts satellite deployment and highlights challenges in India's space program. Read the full analysis.
7 Iconic Space Launch Scenes in Cinema History
From Apollo 13 to Mission Mangal, explore the most powerful and emotional rocket launch scenes in movies that capture human ambition and defiance. Discover what makes them unforgettable.
ISRO's PSLV-C62 Launch: Reality vs. Movie Magic
ISRO's PSLV-C62 launch from Sriharikota highlights the methodical precision of real space missions, a stark contrast to the dramatic portrayals in films like 'Mission Mangal'. Explore the fascinating gap between cinematic thrill and scientific rigor.
PSLV-C62 launches 15 satellites from Sriharikota
India's PSLV-C62 rocket successfully launched 15 satellites, including the EOS-N1 and Anvesha, from Sriharikota. Discover how to explain this space feat to curious children.
ISRO's Rare Launch Failures: Analyzing PSLV-C62 and Setbacks
ISRO's PSLV-C62 mission faces a rare setback. Explore the details of this anomaly and a historical look at the space agency's infrequent launch failures, highlighting its overall reliability.
Assam's Lachit-1, NE's First Satellite, Launches Jan 12
Assam Don Bosco University launches Northeast India's first satellite, Lachit-1, on ISRO's PSLV. The mission will monitor environmental data for a year, boosting regional space capabilities. Read the full story.
SP Alleges Anomalies in Noida Voter List Revision
Samajwadi Party flags serious issues in Noida's electoral roll draft: deceased voters, incorrect addresses, and unexplained booth increase. Election officials respond to allegations. Read details.
Kerala Medical College Teachers Begin Indefinite Strike Jan 13
Kerala Govt Medical College Teachers Association to boycott teaching & non-emergency services from Jan 13. Strike over pay anomalies, arrears, and transfers. Read full details.
ISRO's Jan 12 Launch to Carry DRDO Satellite
ISRO kicks off 2026 with a landmark launch on January 12, carrying a crucial DRDO satellite and other payloads. Get the full mission details here.
Global Space Summit 2026 Set for Singapore
Singapore will host the Space Summit 2026, uniting global leaders to shape the future of the trillion-dollar space economy. Discover the key themes and goals.
44 Lakh Gujarat Voters Get EC Notices for Roll Errors
Around 44 lakh voters in Gujarat face EC notices for discrepancies in draft electoral rolls. Ahmedabad alone accounts for over 9 lakh notices. Voters must submit documents to retain voting rights.
Telangana to Reorganize Districts, Fix BRS Errors
Telangana's Revenue Minister announces a major administrative overhaul to correct 'unscientific' district divisions by the previous BRS government. Read the full plan here.
Isro's 2026 Reality Check: Ambition vs Execution Gap
As 2026 begins, India's space program faces a scrutiny gap between ambitious plans and on-ground execution. What's next for ISRO and DoS? Read our analysis.
Why Astronauts' Tears Don't Fall in Space
Discover the bizarre physics of crying in microgravity. Tears don't fall but cling to the eye, revealing how space reshapes basic human functions. Read the fascinating science.
ISRO Studies Feasibility of Data Centres in Space
ISRO is exploring the futuristic concept of establishing physical data centres in orbit for on-board satellite data processing. This could revolutionise disaster response and communications. Read more about India's space tech leap.
Space debris crack delays Shenzhou-20 crew return from Tiangong
A tiny crack from space debris forced China to delay its Shenzhou-20 crew return for 9 days. Discover how a 1mm object caused major orbital safety concerns. Read the full analysis.
Indian Space Startups Scale Up, Fuel $44B Economy Vision
India's space-tech startups are entering commercial phase, boosting downstream demand. Satellite data becomes a mainstream tool, with the market set to grow at 15-21% CAGR. Discover how startups like Skyroot and Agnikul are leading the charge.
KGMU highlights need for paediatric surgery specialists
KGMU doctors stress exclusive paediatric surgical care for conditions like undescended testicles & birth defects to prevent complications. Early diagnosis is key.
ISRO's talent retention challenge amid private space boom
ISRO's commercial success is evident, but retaining top talent is its next strategic hurdle as private startups poach engineers. A revamp of its pay structure is crucial for India's space autonomy.
Dental Health Critical for Astronauts, Says ISRO's Shukla
ISRO astronaut-designate Prashant Nair highlights the crucial role of dental health in space travel, revealing he had two wisdom teeth extracted pre-mission. Discover why oral care is non-negotiable for astronauts.
Russia Plans Nuclear Power Plant on Moon by 2036
Russia's Roscosmos plans to build a nuclear power plant on the moon within a decade to power its lunar base and a joint station with China. Read about the ambitious space race details.
India's LVM3 Rocket Launches 46 Satellites, PM Modi Hails Success
India's LVM3 rocket successfully launches 46 satellites, reinforcing its role in the global commercial launch market. PM Modi hails the mission's success. Read more.
Trump's New Space Order: Moon by 2028, Mars Mission
US President Donald Trump reveals an ambitious executive order for space, targeting a 2028 Moon return, a Mars mission, and a $50 billion commercial space economy. Read the full details.
First wheelchair user reaches space on Blue Origin flight
Michaela Benthaus, a German engineer, made history as the first wheelchair user to travel to space aboard Blue Origin's New Shepard. Her journey marks a giant leap for accessibility in space tourism. Read her inspiring story!
IN-SPACe to Set Up Antariksh Prayogshala in 7 Institutions
IN-SPACe's new Space Labs initiative will fund state-of-the-art facilities in 7 universities to bridge the gap between academia and India's booming private space sector. Discover how this shapes future talent.
India's Space Industry Attracts Record $150M Funding
India's private space sector has secured a record $150M in FY25, with total investments expected to cross $200M. INSPACe Chairman highlights policy reforms and growing demand driving the boom. Discover the future of India's space economy.
First Wheelchair User to Fly to Space on Blue Origin
Michaela Benthaus, a German ESA engineer, will be the first wheelchair user in space on Blue Origin's NS-37 mission. Watch the historic launch live on December 18.
Digantara raises $50M for space surveillance satellites
Bengaluru-based space tech startup Digantara secures $50 million in funding to deploy a constellation of 15 space-based surveillance satellites, expanding its global operations for space domain awareness. Read more about this strategic move.
Mumbai Voter Roll Audit Reveals Thousands of Duplicates
A Mumbai voter list review uncovers significant anomalies, with over 3 lakh names appearing twice. Officials clarify many are different people with same names. Explore the full data analysis.
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