Tata Motors (CV) Q2 results: Company posts Rs 867 crore loss vs YoY profit; revenue rises 6%
Tata Motors (CV) on Thursday reported a consolidated net loss of Rs 867 crore for the September quarter, compared to a net profit of Rs...
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Japan’s H3 rocket soars to success on second attempt, marking milestone in space exploration
The success of the H3 rocket holds promising implications for Japan's space exploration ambitions. With increased payload capacity and cost-effectiveness compared to its predecessor, the H-2A, the H3 is poised to become Japan's workhorse rocket of the future.
ISRO ‘Internally’ working on complex Chandrayaan-4 Moon sample return mission
ISRO is conceptually working on an ambitious Chandrayaan-4 mission that will attempt the complex task of collecting Moon samples and returning them to Earth.
Biden’s $1B investment: upgrading U.S. airports for better travel
As part of this initiative, a total of 114 airports across the country are scheduled to receive funding, with major hubs like Washington Dulles International Airport and Chicago O'Hare among the notable beneficiaries.
Safran CEO optimistic amid Boeing challenges, stresses dialogue for resolution
The recent setbacks in Boeing's production plans, stemming from regulatory concerns, may present potential challenges for Safran's LEAP-1B engine deliveries.
Akasa Air launches flights linking Ayodhya to major cities
The airline has unveiled a suite of premium products and services designed to elevate the passenger journey. Featuring expansive cabins boasting generous legroom and equipped with USB ports for convenient gadget charging, every comfort aspect has been thoughtfully crafted.
Indian tax authorities probe international airlines for tax evasion
As of now, there is no official statement from the implicated airlines regarding the allegations or the summoning by the DGGI. However, it is expected that these carriers will collaborate with authorities and furnish the requisite clarifications to resolve the concerns raised.
Titan’s potential for life questioned: new research casts doubt on habitability of underground ocean
In sobering figures, Neish's team estimates that a mere 7,500 kilograms of the simplest amino acid, glycine, reaches Titan's ocean annually—a quantity deemed woefully inadequate given the ocean's vast expanse.
Spacecraft of secrecy: Russia’s nuclear power play in the cosmos
If Russia were to carry out a similar explosion now, when there are about 8,300 satellites in low Earth orbit, it wouldn't only impact American satellites but also those belonging to Russia, China, and other nations.
DGCA issues show-cause notice to Air India over passenger’s death due to wheelchair unavailability
The airport doctor in Mumbai was summoned, and the passenger was swiftly transported to Nanavati Hospital in a MIAL Ambulance. Regrettably, the medical professionals at Nanavati Hospital confirmed that Mr. Patel did not survive.
Viasat completes first satellite broadband upgrade on military Sealift fleet
The upgraded broadband architecture necessitates the deployment of two distinct terminals—a state-of-the-art Ka-band terminal sourced from Cobham and an internally developed L-band terminal crafted by Viasat. This dual-band network infrastructure underscores Viasat's dedication to providing robust and resilient connectivity solutions tailored to meet the exacting demands of maritime operations.
India sets sights on surge in civil and commercial launches
The Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Centre (IN-SPACe), serving as the pivotal regulatory agency, released the comprehensive launch manifest on February 8th, delineating a strategic roadmap for India's transformative journey in space exploration and commerce.
India successfully launches INSAT-3DS meteorological satellite with GSLV rocket
Echoing the sentiments of achievement, Mr. Tomy Joseph, the mission director, celebrated the GSLV rocket's newfound reliability, humorously christened as the "Naughty Boy." This moniker, alluding to past setbacks, now embodies the rocket's remarkable transformation into a disciplined and dependable vehicle for India's space aspirations.
Milan 2024: Uniting the world’s navies for sake of global security
This exercise led by India will help strengthen cooperation and friendship among the navies of different countries and highlight India’s dedication in working together for maritime safety and security in the Indian Ocean Region (IOR). Milan-2024 also provides a great opportunity for the world’s maritime community to come together to ensure that the oceans are safe and secure.
Atmanirbhar at the cost of security? HAL might keep us failing!
HAL's track record over the past three decades has been marred by substandard performance and a lack of accountability, casting a shadow over the prospects of achieving self-reliance in defence production. The slogan of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' rings hollow without tangible actions to bolster indigenous capabilities.
DRDO’s innovative technology to safeguard Srinagar-Leh National Highway from avalanches at Zoji La Pass
At Zoji La, DRDO installs the first-ever avalanche warning system that uses infrasonic sensors for early detection. The effort, spearheaded by DGRE, seeks to improve security for both military and civilian traffic on the Srinagar-Leh highway.
ISRO set to launch INSAT-3DS aboard GSLV in historic 16th flight
As India's space capabilities and cooperative efforts to grow technologically in space exploration and innovation are showcased, ISRO prepares for the historic launch of INSAT-3DS, a meteorological and disaster warning satellite.