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    Highway tolls to use satellite-based technology soon; Here's how it works and other details?

    India is set to introduce a new satellite-based toll collection system, a global first. Using GNSS and GPS, this system charges vehicles based on the distance traveled, eliminating toll plazas and improving the commuter experience. Unlike FASTag, it operates on the Global Navigation Satellite System, offering precise tracking. This innovation aims to modernize toll collection, potentially increasing revenue to Rs 1.40 trillion in the next few years. Despite challenges, such as infrastructure upgrades, this system signals a significant advancement in India's transportation sector.

    Boeing 787 planes need to be compliant with GAGAN navigation system by Dec 2025

    The government has given time till the end of December 2025 for aircraft maker Boeing to ensure its 787 Dreamliners are compliant with the GAGAN navigation system as major design changes will be required, according to a senior official.

    Deadly secret: Electronic warfare shapes Russia-Ukraine war

    Electronic warfare technology targets communications, navigation and guidance systems to locate, blind and deceive the enemy and direct lethal blows. It is used against artillery, fighter jets, cruise missiles, drones and more. Militaries also use it to protect their forces.

    IndiGo becomes first airline to land aircraft using indigenous navigation system GAGAN

    GAGAN is used to provide lateral and vertical guidance when an aircraft is approaching a runway for landing. Its precision is especially useful at small airports where the instrument landing system (ILS) has not been installed.

    View: Navigating India’s geopolitical engagement in Central Asia

    Various studies suggest that India has made its presence felt in the region "relatively late". Scholars find similarities in this approach with the early 1990s when India pursued its policy towards this region through Moscow. However, despite being a late starter, India, over the years, has begun playing a crucial geopolitical role in the region.

    Policy ignition: India's satellite navigation sector set for higher growth trajectory

    The Department of Space (DoS) plans to devise a "comprehensive and substantive" national policy for satellite based navigation -- the Indian Satellite Navigation Policy - 2021 (SATNAV Policy - 2021).

    The Economic Times
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