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IN-SPACe moves to privatise operations of Rs 986 cr spaceport

IN-SPACe is actively on the lookout for private partners to operate Isro’s new small satellite launch complex located in Tamil Nadu. This innovative facility is expected to streamline small rocket launches and improve operational efficiency. The chosen operator will oversee all functional aspects, while Isro commits to providing technical training and guidelines during a specified

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IAF wing commander ‘honey-trapped’ by Pak operatives; charged for alleged info leak

A Wing Commander in the Indian Air Force is currently under serious accusations of leaking critical defense information. It is reported that he fell victim to a honey trap orchestrated by operatives from Pakistani intelligence using social media. Allegations suggest he secretly installed software designed to steal data on a colleague’s device. Prior to his

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Science min dedicates to nation first-of-its-kind ‘eco-educational hub’ in Lucknow

Union science minister Jitendra Singh launched the CSIR-NBRI eco-educational hub in Lucknow, a dynamic facility focusing on environmental education and the conservation of biodiversity. The hub includes an enlightening heritage trail that highlights India’s botanical heritage and a specialised Bamboosteum that showcases various uses of bamboo. Moreover, attendees witnessed the introduction of a new herbal

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No roads, drainage after 11 yrs: Why Gr Noida ‘smart village’ wants name change

Sadullapur village, designated a smart village in 2015, still awaits promised development and basic facilities. Residents face unpaved roads and broken drainage systems, impacting daily life significantly. Some villagers propose changing the name from Sadullapur to Bharatpur hoping for development. However, other residents prioritize basic infrastructure over any name change. Development projects are currently delayed

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Raja Raghuvanshi’s brothers booked for serving liquor without licence in Indore

Rau police have booked Raja Raghuvanshi’s brothers for allegedly serving liquor without a valid license. The family’s dhaba on CAT Road was inspected during a routine police checking drive. Manager Sachin Raghuvanshi and others face charges under the Madhya Pradesh Excise Act. Dhaba operator Vipin Raghuvanshi was also booked for not submitting employee details to

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Kanimozhi slams Vijay’s all-party delimitation meet as ‘political drama’

Political discord reigns in Tamil Nadu over a significant meeting regarding delimitation. The DMK has labeled the event a theatrical display aimed at diverting public focus, while AIADMK raises doubts about the chief minister’s sudden urgency. Additionally, several parties are advocating for constitutional protections in lieu of simple verbal commitments, striving to maintain the current

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‘Shouldn’t be exclusive club’: Pak minister seeks Nato-like Islamic military alliance

Pakistan’s defense minister has put forth an innovative concept for an Islamic military coalition, reminiscent of NATO’s structure. This initiative follows a newly established defense pact with Saudi Arabia and Turkey, ensuring collective protection against external attacks. By leveraging Saudi wealth, Turkish defense technology, and Pakistan’s military prowess, the agreement seeks to bolster regional defense

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Latest Arunachal map shows 3 places illegally held by China

India has finalized its official mapping of the contested frontier areas of Arunachal Pradesh, encompassing crucial sites such as Asaphila and Maja. In response, the People’s Liberation Army of China has erected various structures and roadways in these disputed territories. Historical conflicts have marked this sensitive border, and this mapping initiative effectively bolsters India’s stance

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Moth outbreak leaves Siberian forests dead and fuels uncontrollable wildfires

In a catastrophic turn of events, a diminutive moth has decimated vast stretches of Siberian forest, transforming them into a fire hazard of monumental proportions. The Siberian silk moth’s caterpillar stage ravages tree needles, resulting in widespread die-offs over several years. Major outbreaks have persisted over the decades, decimating millions of hectares, and now this

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