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From Patna dreams to robotics glory: Rohit Ranjan builds Arsii, Bihar’s first female humanoid

Ranjan’s homegrown innovation, Arsii, combines advanced AI, multilingual communication, and human-like interaction, showcasing Bihar’s potential to lead India’s robotics revolution and inspire young innovators nationwide.

AI transforms astronomy, helping uncover rare cosmic events and making telescopes data-smart

From spotting an explosion of a star ravaged by a black hole to real-time detection of gravitational waves, AI is reshaping how astronomers observe and interpret the universe.

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"By 2040, India aims to land astronauts on the Moon and bring them back safely”: Dr. V. Narayanan, ISRO Chairman, at SRMIST’s 21st Convocation 2025

Our scientists and engineers, propelling India toward a future defined by technological strength and national security”: Dr. V. Narayanan, ISRO Chairman, at SRMIST’s 21st Convocation 2025

Alexa gets AI upgrade promising smarter conversations, deeper context understanding

Alexa+ replaces traditional voice commands with a generative AI “brain,” enabling more natural conversations and proactive task execution—now rolling out to Prime users and Echo smart displays.

ISRO and Skyroot Aerospace complete static test of KALAM 1200, boosting India’s private space sector

Skyroot Aerospace, in collaboration with ISRO, successfully conducted the first static test of its KALAM 1200 solid rocket motor—an 11-metre, 30-tonne composite stage for the Vikram-1 launch vehicle—marking a milestone for India’s private satellite launch ambitions.

World’s most expensive Indo-US Earth observation satellite NISAR to launch on July 30

NASA and ISRO’s $1.5 billion NISAR mission will launch from Sriharikota on July 30, carrying dual L- and S-band radars to track quakes, ice loss, crops, and climate change with centimeter-scale accuracy and open global data access.

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IAF to retire iconic fighter jets in September 2025

Phasing out a cold war workhorse, the Indian Air Force prepares to induct Tejas Mark-1A jets, signaling a generational leap in indigenous air power.

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