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Hindustan Aeronautics Limited has signed SSLV technology transfer pact with ISRO, IN-SPACe and NSIL, enabling indigenous manufacturing, mass production and launch of small satellites under a 10-year plan, creating opportunities for MSMEs & start-ups.

Ashu Ghai makes learning science fun through his YouTube channel, a free educational app and affordable coaching. With over 8.9 million subscribers, he inspires students to love science, proving education can be easy, engaging and affordable for all.

A new study finds that 60% of Earth’s land is now outside the safe zone due to human activities. Scientists warn that urgent action is needed to prevent ecosystem collapse and climate harm.

India will witness a Total Lunar Eclipse tonight, peaking at 11:48 pm and lasting 48 minutes. The next total lunar eclipse is set for March 3, 2026. No precautions needed to watch it. Experts have said that people can watch the Lunar Eclipse easily.

Astronomers have discovered a large trans-Neptunian object, 2017 OF201, at the edge of the solar system. Its strange orbit challenges the Planet Nine theory and shows the space beyond Neptune is not as empty as thought.

Putin and Xi were caught discussing human immortality and living past 150 years. While organ transplants and biotech spark hope, scientists warn immortality remains far-fetched. Focus remains on healthy lifespan, not eternal life.

The "Desi Space Villa" that could make India the world's third space superpower. An exclusive look at ISRO's ambitious plan that has the world watching

ISRO has successfully completed its first Integrated Air Drop Test (IADT-01) for Gaganyaan Mission with support from IAF, DRDO, Navy and Coast Guard, marking a crucial milestone in India’s human spaceflight programme and future space station plans.

Astronaut Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla met PM Modi, gifting him the tricolour he carried to space during NASA’s Axiom-4 mission. Recently returned from ISS, Shukla was warmly welcomed in Delhi, calling his journey a national pride.

Scientists at KAIST discovered a molecular switch that can turn cancer cells back to normal. Using the REVERT method, early intervention may reverse cancer, reduce side effects, and improve personalized treatments for patients.