C.P. Radhakrishnan sworn in as Maharashtra governor
Radhakrishnan, a seasoned leader with a notable track record in Indian politics, succeeds Bhagat Singh Koshyari.
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Russia launches world’s largest floating LNG facility under heavy military guard
The facility, known as the "Arctic LNG 2," boasts a remarkable processing capacity of 6.6 million tonnes of LNG annually. Built by Novatek, Russia’s leading independent gas producer, this floating plant is the largest of its kind, surpassing previous records in both size and operational capability.
Lok Sabha approves Jammu & Kashmir budget for 2024-25
The budget, presented by Jammu & Kashmir’s Finance Minister, aims to allocate substantial resources towards infrastructure development, healthcare, and education. With an emphasis on economic rejuvenation and welfare, the budget proposes increased funding for key sectors including roads, water supply, and power.
UK preacher Anjem Choudary sentenced to life for terrorism charges
During the trial, evidence presented by the prosecution highlighted Choudary’s extensive efforts to radicalize individuals and orchestrate operations in support of terrorism.
US Senators propose bill for sanctions on China over Taiwan aggression
The bill, sponsored by Senators James Inhofe and Tammy Baldwin, outlines a comprehensive framework for sanctions that would target key sectors of the Chinese economy, including technology, finance, and defense.
Arab League and CMG forge new alliance with cooperation MoU
The MoU, signed during a high-profile ceremony in Cairo, outlines several key areas of cooperation, including joint media projects, cultural exchange programs, and mutual support for media training initiatives.
NISAR launch delayed until 2025: A setback for Earth observation
NISAR, a collaborative project between NASA and the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), aims to revolutionize Earth observation with its advanced radar technology.
NASA prepares for August launch of Crew-9 Mission
Crew-9 will be the ninth operational mission under NASA's Commercial Crew Program, which aims to transport astronauts to and from the International Space Station (ISS) using private spacecraft.
Innovative freight transport: Merging hovercraft and ground effect technologies
Further advancements in this field are expected as researchers and engineers refine the technologies and address challenges related to stability and cargo capacity.
Russia’s nuclear threat to space: A modern-day Cuban Missile Crisis
Russia has increasingly invested in space-based technologies that include potential nuclear weapons platforms and advanced anti-satellite systems. The latter, designed to disrupt or destroy satellites vital for global communication, navigation, and weather forecasting, could significantly undermine international security.
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