Experts blame Isro staff’s carelessness
Two prominent space scientists of the country ascribed the failure of Saturday’s Geo-Synchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle mission to the carelessness of the Isro staff.
“To me, it looks like a ground-level mechanical failure which is very basic in nature,” said former head of the Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre of the Isro, D. Sasi Kumar
India to get world’s 1st climate army
India is set to have the world’s first climate army, an exclusive force of nearly half a million “soldiers” trained to fight global warming. A unique strategy to set up this climate army is being launched from Vedaranyam in Tamil Nadu on Sunday.
C.V. Raman’s son on sailing mission
Eighty-two-year-old Venkatraman Radhakrishnan, a Chennai-born astrophysicist and son of Sir C.V. Raman, will soon set sail in a yacht in a bold attempt to circumnavigate the world solo.
Will prediction of 2012 doomsday come true?
Could the Mayan doomsday prophets have been on to something after all?
Qaeda vows blood-soaked days ahead
Al Qaeda in Iraq’s new leader warned Shia on Friday that “dark days soaked with blood” lie ahead and that a new campaign of attacks was under way.
Technology to increase nuclear reactor life
India became the first country in the world to develop a technology for increasing the life of nuclear reactors. A giant thermal baffle weighing 70 tonnes, designed and built by the engineers of Indira Gandhi Centre For