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Digantara launches US operations

Bengaluru-based space startup launches US operations in Colorado

The State of Colorado has pledged close to $1 million in operational incentives to accelerate Digantara's expansion into the US, with Colorado Governor Jared Polis reaffirming the state's commitment to fostering innovation and strengthening ties with India's rapidly growing space industry.

Govt announces ₹20,000 crore Nuclear Energy Mission to promote research and development

Finance Minister Sitharaman also announced 10,000 fellowships for tech research at Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) and Indian Institute of Science (IISC) in the next five years.

cybersecurity tips

Kids becoming extremely vulnerable online: Cybersecurity tips to stay safe in digital world

The National Crime Records Bureau's 2022 report reveals a 32% rise in cybercrimes against children compared to the previous year, with exposure to unwanted ads, inappropriate images, and harmful content emerging as major threats.

ISRO marks 100th mission with successful navigation satellite launch

ISRO on Jan 29 celebrated its 100th mission with the textbook launch of a navigation satellite that would aid in terrestrial, aerial and maritime navigation and precision agriculture, among others, with a GSLV rocket injecting the payload in the desired orbit.

NASA

Noida class 9 student discovers asteroid via NASA project

Daksh Malik of Shiv Nadar School would soon have the honor of naming the asteroid officially confirmed by NASA as a "Provisional Discovery of a Main Belt Asteroid."

Google Chrome

Govt issues red alert for Google Chrome users: Know what you should do

The flaws in Chrome versions earlier than 131.0.6778.204/.205 for Windows and Mac, and 131.0.6778.204 for Linux can allow cybercriminals to remotely access your system, run malicious code, or even cause a denial-of-service (DoS) attack, according to India's cybersecurity watchdog CERT-In.

India- China

India needs to enhance scientific workforce to bridge gap with China, says Nuclear Scientist Dr VS Ramamurthy

Calling for strengthening the education and research infrastructure in India to check brain drain, China has 500 scientists per million people, while India has only 200, Dr Ramamurthy said emphasizing that this gap was a major reason for China’s rapid growth and its current competition with the United States.

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