Manju Gusain

ISRO’s alarming reality: 129 pieces of Indian space junk are now orbiting Earth, posing collision risks and raising global concerns |

[ad_1] India’s space programme has built a reputation for precision, efficiency, and steady progress over the decades. From launching satellites for other countries to expanding its own navigation and communication systems, the country has become a major player in global space activity. Yet, space missions do not always end cleanly. Some leave behind remnants that…

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Core sector output slows to 2.3% in February; crude, gas and refinery drag weighs on momentum

[ad_1] Growth in India’s eight core infrastructure industries eased to 2.3 per cent in February, down from 3.4 per cent in the same month last year, reflecting weakness in energy-linked segments even as output expanded in several manufacturing-oriented sectors.According to official data, production of crude oil, natural gas and petroleum refinery products declined during the…

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US universities pivot to AI degrees as campuses race to match the machine age

[ad_1] US higher education is undergoing a decisive shift as artificial intelligence moves to the centre of academic programmes. Northwestern University’s upcoming AI major highlights a nationwide push to blend technical expertise with ethical awareness, as institutions respond to industry pressure and prepare students to navigate both the power and risks of intelligent systems. Artificial…

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