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An invasion of sovereignty is not the same as an act of war. India should take cautious countermeasures read more

After an unsuccessful bid two months ago, India may attempt another soft landing on the Moon by next year-end, probably in November, sources in ISRO said on Thursday. read more

113 of BTech programme, 56 of MSc, 37 of MTech, six of MS research and 28 of PhD programme were awarded degrees, during the eighth convocation read more

This exemplary mathematician and aerospace engineer is regarded as the father of fluid dynamics research in India. He is most well known for leading India’s space programme to soaring success. He was awarded the Padma Vibhushan in the year 1981. read more

The long-awaited reforms of India’s cyber apparatus should be undertaken without any further delay read more

Noting that no country in the world would progress without science and technology, Modi said scientific research might not be of immediate help to the present generation but could be beneficial in the future. read more

On Saturday, Sonu Gupta from Maoists-dominated area had received the BTech degree from K Sivan at the convocation in New Delhi. Sonu was a student of Gaya-based Magadh Super-30, which also produced IITians like Saurabh Gupta and Chaitanya Arya. read more

Interacting with journalists on the sidelines of the silver jubilee celebrations of the National Institute of Ocean Technology here, the top official said that designing the sphere (intended to be built using titanium) involved complex technology. read more

Sushil Kumar Dhawan was among the 2,042 students who were awarded degrees during the convocation on Saturday, where ISRO Chairperson K Sivan was the chief guest. read more

At the IIT ceremony, K Sivan spoke about the upcoming solar mission Aditya L1, the human spaceflight programme, testing of the 200 ton semi-cryo engine and the small satellite launch vehicle that is to have its test flight in December this year or January... read more

The Indian Space Research Organisation will put in all efforts to demonstrate soft landing in space in the near future and Chandrayaan-2 is not the end of story, ISRO Chief K Sivan said on Saturday. read more

What was supposed to be India’s first soft landing on the Moon, Chandrayaan-2 ended in failure when the robotic Vikram lander seemingly crashed into the lunar surface. read more

Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) here is going to set up a space technology cell in collaboration with the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). read more

Argon-40, which is one of the isotopes of the noble gas, is an important constituent of this exosphere. It originates from the radioactive disintegration of Potassium-40. read more

IIRS has been employed by Isro to better understand the origin and evolution of the Moon through mapping of the lunar surface. read more