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LaunchesEnglishIndia's new eye in the sky: Everything to know about ISRO's GSLV-F17 launch of first geostationary imager The Economic TimesWhat is GISAT-1? India's new eyes in space that Isro will launch on September 4 India TodayAfter seven-month hiatus, ISRO to launch key satellite on September 4 The Indian Express
MissionsEnglishGayatri Rubbers gets ISRO pilot order, opening a path into aerospace supply chains ET Chemicals
LaunchesEnglishISRO GSLV-F17 launch: All about India’s first imaging satellite from geosynchronous orbit CNBC TV18
MissionsEnglishMeet GISAT-1A: ISRO’s new "Eye In Space" that will watch India from 36,000 km above Earth Moneycontrol.com
MissionsEnglishIsro's Bahubali attracts industry heavyweights ET Manufacturing
LaunchesEnglishISRO’s ‘Bahubali’ gathers industry bigwigs: L&T, Adani, JSW eye rocket technology Business Today
Moon MissionsEnglishISRO aims at landing man on the Moon, with deep-space objectives By Nantoo Banerjee The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is going great guns. The country’s national space agency plans to launch its own independent orbital outpost, named the Bharatiya Antariksha Station (BAS) by 2035. If it succeeds, India will be the only country after [...] The post India plans its own orbital space outpost, second after China appeared first on Northlines .
New Delhi [India], August 31: As electric mobility, renewable energy, data centres, defence systems and industrial automation expand across India, a less visible part of the manufacturing ecosystem is becoming increasingly important: the wiring and electrical connections that make these systems work. This is the space in which LuminKraft is building its business. Based in [...]
Bathroom design in Indian homes is moving beyond tiles, sanitaryware and decorative fittings, with homeowners paying greater attention to everyday comfort. Among the products gaining interest are towel warmers, once associated largely with hotels and luxury hospitality spaces but now finding relevance in contemporary residential bathrooms. The appeal is simple: a bathroom towel warmer can [...]
GeneralEnglishThe legendary SV badge has returned. Lamborghini just took the wraps off the Revuelto SV, and it is an absolute monster of aerodynamic aggression. Honestly, the standard Revuelto already looked like a spaceship, but this thing cranks the insanity up to eleven with a fixed rear wing that looks like it was stolen from a [...]
SatellitesEnglishKepler raises $8 mn to build swarm satellites for military surveillance
LaunchesEnglishISRO Launches First Geostationary Imager as NavIC Falls Below Four-Satellite Floor Tech Times
MissionsEnglishNepal's Next Disaster Is Building — ISRO Images Reveal Threat Looming Over Bihar-UP news18.com
GeneralEnglishNew Delhi, Aug 31 (IANS) US-origin counter drone technology is entering India’s defence manufacturing ecosystem at a time when the armed forces are developing requirements for systems capable of physically intercepting hostile unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), a report has said. As per analysis by The Sunday Guardian, US-based Powerus has granted Paras Defence & Space [...] The post Foreign anti-drone technology enters India as armed forces seek kinetic interceptors: Report appeared first on Defence Monitor .
GeneralEnglishGet latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. New Delhi [India], August 31: Bathroom design in Indian homes is moving beyond tiles, sanitaryware and decorative fittings, with homeowners paying greater attention to everyday comfort. Among the products gaining interest are towel warmers, once associated largely with hotels and luxury hospitality spaces but now finding relevance in contemporary residential bathrooms. The appeal is simple: a bathroom towel warmer can make the post-bath routine more comfortable while helping towels dry more effectively, particularly during winter and humid weather.
LaunchesEnglishISRO GSLV-F17 Launch On Sep 4: EOS-05 To Be India’s First Imaging Satellite From High Orbit News18
LaunchesEnglishISRO GSLV-F17 Ready for Launch, GISAT-1A Mission Set for September 4 tennews.in
LaunchesEnglishAvantel Secures DRDO Order; India Inc Chase ISRO’s ‘Bahubali’ Rocket Raksha Anirveda
LaunchesEnglishAfter seven-month hiatus, ISRO to launch key satellite on September 4 The Indian Express
MissionsEnglishOnam Week celebrations: Forest dept., ISRO among winners The Hindu
MissionsEnglishGayatri Rubbers and Chemicals Limited (NSE: GRCL) Secures Pilot Order from ISRO for EPDM Rubber Components, Marking Formal Entry into Aerospace Sector ANI News
SatellitesEnglishISRO Deploys First Geostationary Earth Imager as NavIC Constellation Operates Below Baseline Threshold satnews.com
Mars MissionsEnglishMeet the ISRO Chief Who Led India to Mars While Keeping His Love for Kathakali Alive The Better India
LaunchesEnglishBig firms eye ISRO's rocket tech; DealShare's sale talks The Economic Times
LaunchesEnglishLVM3 Tech Transfer: Adani, Mahindra Among Firms Eyeing ISRO’s ‘Bahubali’ Rocket The Times of India
GeneralEnglishHealthcare retained roughly 29% of installations in 2025 as cryogen-free MRI deployments rose across emerging economies.
MissionsEnglishNepal's Next Disaster Is Building — ISRO Images Reveal Threat Looming Over Bihar-UP | Patna-news News News18
Private SpaceEnglishBeyond ISRO: The rise of India’s private space economy | Tap to know more | Inshorts Inshorts
LaunchesEnglishISRO's redemption mission: GISAT-1A set for launch after 2021 failure theweek.in
LaunchesEnglishLVM3 ‘Bahubali’ technology transfer: L&T, JSW, Adani, Mahindra among firms eyeing ISRO rocket deal Moneycontrol.com
MissionsEnglishManipal and ISRO researchers find solar preflare bursts hours ahead NewsBytes
LaunchesEnglishISRO’s ‘Bahubali’ draws big industry interest as L&T, Adani, others eye rocket technology The Economic Times
LaunchesEnglishISRO set to launch EOS-05 next week dailyexcelsior.com
Mars MissionsEnglishCalling on the neighbours: ISRO's upcoming Venus, Mars missions explained theweek.in
MissionsEnglishHigh Stakes at 36,000 Kilometers: Why ISRO Cannot Stumble Again DNA India
MissionsEnglishTata arm pitches DAE to do an ISRO, work more with pvt sector; sees n-power revenues trebling Daily Excelsior
LaunchesEnglishISRO to Launch EOS-05 Satellite on September 4 GK Today
GeneralEnglishIndia and Argentina are looking to deepen economic ties, with cooperation expanding across 5G, AI, space, aviation and pharmaceuticals as bilateral trade crosses $6.5 billion.
LaunchesEnglishISRO to launch EOS-05 satellite for monitoring disasters on Sept 4 | EOS-05 to be launched on 51.7-metre rocket | Inshorts Inshorts
LaunchesEnglishISRO's EOS-05 Launch to take place on September 4, 2026; Check time, location and how to watch it live Moneycontrol.com
LaunchesEnglishISRO in final preparations phase for GSLV-F17 mission DT Next
MissionsEnglishISRO Exam Date 2026 Out, Check Complete Exam Schedule Adda247
AstronomyEnglishSpaceX has recovered its Starship spacecraft after a controlled landing in the Indian Ocean, providing engineers with new hardware access and flight
GeneralEnglishRobotics company Genrobotics has signed a MoU with the Territorial Army (TA) to collaborate on robotics research, technology evaluation, training and capability development, the company said on Saturday. The MoU was signed at the recent KYTA & TA 2.0 Symposium in Kolkata and covers cooperation in hazardous environment robotics, disaster response and Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief (HADR), confined-space operations, critical infrastructure inspection, engineer support, AI-enabled inspection and remote sensing, and indigenous research and development. The partnership will also include technology demonstrations, user trials and specialist training, it said in a statement. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed on behalf of the Territorial Army by Maj Gen SS Patil, and on behalf of Genrobotics by its CEO and co-founder Vimal Govind M K. The signing took place alongside the TA 2.0 Symposium, where Vimal Govind also participated in panel discussions on leveraging ..
LaunchesEnglishEOS-5-কে আগে GISAT-1A কর্মসূচির সঙ্গে যুক্ত করা হয়েছিল। উপগ্রহটি পৃথিবীর নিরক্ষরেখা থেকে প্রায় 36,000 কিলোমিটার উচ্চতায় জিওস্টেশনারি কক্ষপথে স্থাপন করার পরিকল্পনা রয়েছে।
LaunchesEnglishISRO on the road to revival: New directors appointed; Malayali scientist Biju to head Gaganyaan; Vyommitra launch within three months Kerala Kaumudi
LaunchesEnglishSpaceX has pulled off its biggest salvage operation yet, recovering its most recently launched Starship from the Indian Ocean.
LaunchesEnglishISRO to launch EOS-05 on GSLV-F17, 5 years after GISAT-1 failure India Today
MissionsEnglishISRO Scientist Resignations Put Space Privatisation in Focus Frontline Magazine
Moon MissionsEnglishWashington, Aug 29 (SocialNews.XYZ) President Donald Trump has said the United States must train an entire generation of space professionals for missions to the Moon and beyond as he ordered a commission to design the... The post Trump unveils elite US Space Academy appeared first on Social News XYZ .
GeneralEnglishWashington, Aug 29 (SocialNews.XYZ) President Donald Trump has praised Indian-origin NASA astronaut Anil Menon and two crewmates as “great Americans, great patriots, brave people” during a call to the International Space Station, inviting them to... The post Trump hails Indian-origin astronaut Anil Menon appeared first on Social News XYZ .
LaunchesEnglishISRO eyes major comeback: EOS-5 'Hawk's Eye' satellite set for September 4 launch to watch over India Moneycontrol.com
LaunchesEnglishIn 1962, NASA loaded 22,900 gallons of water onto a Saturn I rocket and deliberately blew the container a The Times of India
Future MissionsEnglishJitendra Singh congratulates ISRO for successful completion of IADT-02 for Gaganyaan Mission DD News
LaunchesEnglishIIT Madras launched 'Phiball', a new three-team competitive sport, ahead of National Sports Day. Inspired by basketball, the game is played on a circular court and designed to be accessible, requiring less space and infrastructure for schools.
SatellitesEnglishLong before the word “innovation” entered common usage, India was already living it. In the furnaces of ancient India, metallurgists forged Wootz steel of such purity that European swordsmiths would spend a thousand years failing to replicate its edge. In the observatories of Ujjain, astronomers calculated planetary motion with instruments carved from stone and brass, centuries ahead of their European counterparts. And in the scriptoria of Nalanda and Takshashila, mathematicians gave the world the concept of zero the silent digit without which no computation, ancient or digital, could ever exist. India’s history is not one of borrowed ingenuity but of civilisational firsts, quietly authored millennia before Silicon Valley had a name. Today, in fabless design studios from Chennai to Bengaluru, a new generation of Indian engineers is carving equally invisible, equally consequential inventions not in steel or stone, but in silicon. It is, in many ways, the same old civilisational instinct at work to conceive what the world has not yet imagined and to build it with quiet mastery. Design: The silent architect of value Semiconductor chip design rarely makes headlines the way a finished smartphone or an electric vehicle does, yet it is the single most valuable link in the entire semiconductor chain. Design contributes up to 50 per cent of the overall value addition in a chip and accounts for roughly 15 to 35 per cent of the Bill of Materials cost of the electronic products it powers. If fabrication is the forge, design is the architects blueprint the layer where intelligence, efficiency and strategic advantage are actually created. For decades, that blueprint was drawn almost entirely outside India, even as Indian engineers staffed the design floors of global semiconductor giants from California to Bengaluru’s own outsourced campuses. The strategic question was never whether Indian talent could design world-class chips that had long been proven inside foreign firms but the question is whether India could design and commercialise them as a nation. Recognising this the Government of India Design Linked Incentive (DLI) Scheme has been steadily building a nursery of Indian startups capable of designing chips for satellite communications, drones, surveillance systems, defence and aerospace platforms, automotive electronics, the Internet of Things, LED drivers, artificial intelligence systems, telecom equipment and smart meters. It is a deliberate bet that the country which once gave the world zero can also give it the next generation of silicon intelligence and that in an era where semiconductor supply chains have become instruments of geopolitical leverage, self-reliance in chip design is no longer optional, but foundational to the vision of a Viksit Bharat by 2047. Aheesa Digital Innovations: A Chennai startup’s VIHAAN moment Among the clearest signs that this bet is paying off is the story of Aheesa Digital Innovations, a Chennai-headquartered fabless semiconductor startup specialising in chips for broadband networking and security. Aheesa flagship product, VIHAAN, is a networking System-on-Chip purpose-built for fibre broadband. The chip journey carries a symbolism that would not be lost on any student of the calendar it was taped out on Republic Day and achieved first-pass silicon success on Independence Day this year. VIHAAN will now proceed towards production tape-out, targeted for 2027. As India expands its digital backbone through optical fibre, 5G and broadband-led services, the demand for domestically designed semiconductor solutions is only growing and Aheesa, through the VIHAAN series and the scaffolding of the DLI Scheme, is positioning itself to meet that demand from within India rather than importing it. Also Read: Book Review | Finding Zero: A Mathematician’s Odyssey to Uncover the Origins of Numbers Investor Confidence: Betting on India’s deep-tech future Capital tends to follow conviction and conviction is precisely what Aheesa has attracted. Earlier this year, the company raised close to ₹40 crore from TNIFMC through the Tamil Nadu Emerging Sector Seed Fund, alongside other private investors, to accelerate product development and scale its presence in the semiconductor space. That this funding arrived after Aheesa’s approval under the DLI Scheme is telling government backing did not crowd out private capital, it catalysed it. Investors are increasingly willing to back Indian deep-tech ventures capable of delivering advanced broadband silicon solutions designed, tested and refined on Indian soil a marker of growing global confidence in India’s semiconductor design capabilities, not merely its manufacturing potential. This pattern a government incentive de-risking the earliest, most uncertain stage of deep-tech product development, followed by private capital stepping in once technical feasibility is demonstrated is precisely the kind of public-private sequencing that mature semiconductor economies have relied on for decades. That India is now replicating it, at speed and at scale, suggests the DLI Scheme is functioning less as a subsidy and more as a signal to global venture capital that Indian silicon is investable. From Idea to Product: The ecosystem the government has built Aheesa’s rise is not an isolated success story, it is one visible outcome of a much larger transformation underway in Indian semiconductor design ecosystem. Through the Government semiconductor programmes, state-of-the-art chip-design tools have been made available to 455 organisations, including 350 academic institutions and 105 startups, allowing students, researchers and companies across the country to design chips that were, until recently, the exclusive preserve of a handful of global technology hubs. Companies supported under the DLI Scheme have together achieved more than 30 chip design tape-outs across various foundries and raised over US$100 million in venture capital funding a clear indicator of investor confidence in India’s semiconductor design capabilities. Alongside this, the Chips to Startup (C2S) Programme has enabled 245 chip designs to be taped out by 71 academic institutions, a pipeline built explicitly to meet the workforce requirements of tomorrow semiconductor industry. Together, these numbers describe something more significant than any single scheme with a systematic effort to move Indian talent from the classroom to the cleanroom, from the whiteboard to working silicon. For a country whose engineering colleges have long produced world-class talent for other nation semiconductor industries, the availability of design tools within India’s own institutions marks a quiet [...]
GeneralEnglishNew Delhi: The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) has inked a pact with a non-government organisation to enhance the counter-drone capabilities of its personnel in securing vital installations under its security cover, especially in the aviation, nuclear and space domains. A statement issued by the force Friday said the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the [...]
Private SpaceEnglishExplainer: ISRO and space for private sector The Tribune
LaunchesEnglish5 years after GSLV-F10 failure, ISRO to replace Earth-imaging GISAT WION
LaunchesEnglishISRO Seeks To Make Comeback With Hawkeye Satellite Launch On September 4 NDTV
SatellitesEnglishWhat Triggered Deadly Flash Floods In Nepal? ISRO Satellite Images Reveal Reason! curlytales.com
LaunchesEnglishIsro to return to launchpad with Gisat-1A; lift-off likely on Sept 4 The Times of India
MissionsEnglishSpace Beyond ISRO Daily Excelsior
MissionsEnglishISRO’s Quiet Loss of Its Critical Asset Centre for Strategic and Contemporary Research
LaunchesEnglishChhattisgarh CM Launches Antariksh Sangwari Space Training Program
SatellitesEnglishNepal mayhem: ISRO’s satellite images show extent of avalanche that caused floods The Tribune
MissionsEnglishNepal floods: ISRO images capture glacier collapse, swollen rivers and debris surge Moneycontrol.com
MissionsEnglishNepal flash floods: Isro images point to glacier collapse as death toll rises to 289 Firstpost
MissionsEnglishIsro images link Nepal flash floods to massive glacier collapse The Times of India
GeneralEnglishAravalli Engine deal: The manufacturing will take place at SAFHAL’s facility in Karnataka's Tumakuru district, creating a space for advanced engine production in India.
GeneralEnglishDesigned to serve both retail and wholesale vegetable vendors and consumers, the modern market infrastructure will be constructed across 5.90 acres at an estimated cost of Rs 18 crore.
MissionsEnglishKBC 18: Cancer survivor from Gujarat quits at Rs 12.5 lakh ISRO question, wins Rs 7.5 lakh The Indian Express
SatellitesEnglish2/3rd of glacier detached, collapsed: ISRO satellite images reveal what triggered Nepal floods WION
MissionsEnglishNRSC-ISRO images point to glacier collapse behind Nepal flash floods The Times of India
MissionsEnglishEarthquake May Have Triggered Glacier Collapse, Flash Floods In Nepal: ISRO NDTV
GeneralEnglishIndia’s crewed space program will fly this year, after missing 2022 and 2025 targets The Register
MissionsEnglishUnusual Stratospheric Ozone Enhancement Over the North Bay of Bengal: Insights from the Indian ST/MST Radar Network and Balloon-Borne Experiments ISRO
Moon MissionsEnglishVideo | From Chandrayaan To Vikram-1: NDTV’s 20-Year Journey With ISRO NDTV
MissionsEnglishDrone spotted near Isro facility in Bengaluru triggers security alert The Times of India
LaunchesEnglishIts shooting up faster than an ISRO rocket. The Assam Tribune
SatellitesEnglishMonsoon still active: Isro satellite spots rain system bubbling over central India India Today
SatellitesEnglishDrone spotted near Isro satellite centre campus triggers security alert The Times of India
MissionsEnglishAfter Centre rejig, Anand Mahindra and former ISRO chair appointed to RBI board ANI News
LaunchesEnglishISRO changes tack on launch vehicle manufacture Developing Telecoms
Private SpaceEnglishAfter ISRO Its DRDO: Private Sector To Build India’s Conven… GujaratSamachar English
GeneralEnglishGenrobotics opens new Thiruvananthapuram facility at KINFRA Menamkulam to develop and produce defence, aerospace and space robotics, expanding in Kerala.
MissionsEnglishAnand Mahindra reappointed to RBI board; ex-ISRO chief S Somanath in Asianet Newsable
Private SpaceEnglishISRO Bets Big on Space Startups Rediff
SatellitesEnglishModi government weakening ISRO, plans to transfer satellite assets: Congress National Herald
MissionsEnglishWhy strangulate ISRO with privatisation push: Congress The Economic Times
MissionsEnglish3rd National Space Day 2026 celebrated at Ahmedabad ISRO
Private SpaceEnglishGovernment, Opposition spar over future role of ISRO The HinduCongress questions Modi’s space push: Why ‘strangle and emasculate’ ISRO to back private startups? Telegraph IndiaISRO, private industry writing India’s next space chapter: Jitendra Singh ThePrint
Nasa prepares for post-ISS era as commercial space stations reshape astronaut training The Indian Express How will NASA's astronaut training hub change with commercial space stations? Space Inside Johnson Space Center’s Building 9, Starlab’s multi-floor mockup already occupies the training floor alongside hardware from SpaceX and Blue Origin — an early glimpse of how the historic astronaut-training facility could evolve as NASA transitions from Space Daily NASA prepares training facilities for the era of commercial stations UA.NEWS
Private SpaceEnglishCongress questions Modi’s space push: Why ‘strangle and emasculate’ ISRO to back private startups? Telegraph IndiaCongress accuses Modi govt of ‘strangulating, emasculating’ ISRO over privatisation push The New Indian ExpressGovernment, Opposition spar over future role of ISRO The Hindu
LaunchesEnglishISRO Has Handed The SSLV To HAL. Are Two Years Enough To Transfer What It Learnt Over A Decade? Swarajya
CareersEnglishJoin ISRO Media Researchers Start-ups Students. Technical Assistant, Technician. Scientist/Engineer. Temporary Research Personnel. Administrative Officer, ...
MissionsEnglishIndia to have its own space station by 2035, says ISRO chairman theprint.in
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