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Before he goes into space, the non-biological PM should go to Manipur: Jairam Ramesh
Taking to 'X', Ramesh, on July 4, wrote, "Before He goes into space, the non-biological Pradhan Mantri should go to Manipur." The media report has quoted ISRO Chief S Somnath as saying that PM Modi can be the candidate for India's first manned space mission, 'Gaganyan', which is slated to be launched in 2025.
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PM Modi leads 10th International Yoga Day celebrations in J-K's Srinagar
Prime Minister Narendra Modi led the 10th International Yoga Day celebrations on Friday at the Sher-e-Kashmir International Convention Centre (SKICC) in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir. The event focused on Yoga's impact on young minds and bodies and aimed to promote health and wellness globally.
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PM Modi to lead yoga day celebrations from Srinagar on June 21
The main International Day of Yoga celebrations will be held at the Sher-i-Kashmir International Conference Centre in Srinagar on June 21 with PM Modi leading the event. The theme 'Yoga for Self and Society' highlights yoga's role in individual and societal wellbeing.
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India, Italy giving boost to Strategic Partnership, enhancing trade, defence and technology ties
Italy, as India's fourth largest trading partner in the EU, has upgraded bilateral relations to a 'Strategic Partnership.' The focus will be on defence, Indo-Pacific, energy, and technology. PM Modi has been invtited for the G7 Summit Outreach. Celebrating 75 years of diplomatic ties, the countries emphasise rule of law, human rights, and inclusive growth. With significant economic engagement and cooperation in science & technology. The nations continue to enhance their strategic partnership.
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ISRO working on mission to advance high-resolution thermal imaging for climate, resource management
The TRISHNA mission, a collaboration between ISRO and the French space agency CNES, aims to monitor Earth's surface temperature, water stress, and water quality for energy budgeting. The launch schedule is undisclosed.
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America will send Indian astronaut to International Space Station by year-end: US envoy
US Ambassador to India, Eric Garcetti, announced that America plans to send an Indian astronaut to the International Space Station by the end of 2024. He also mentioned that the NISAR project, a joint mission between NASA and ISRO, is likely to be launched by the year's end. Garcetti highlighted the potential for India and the US to collaborate in research and emerging technologies. He praised India's cost-effective lunar mission, Chandrayaan 3, and expressed optimism about addressing outstanding issues in civilian nuclear energy cooperation.
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'NASA-type' NSA: Why India's next National Security Adviser should be a space scientist
If the Government of India decides to appoint a new National Security Adviser (NSA) in June, it should consider someone outside the traditional choices of diplomats or spymasters. The role of the NSA should be more like the American model, focusing on coordination between security-related government wings. India's previous NSAs have varied in their approaches, with some acting more like deputy prime ministers. A space scientist could bring a fresh perspective, especially considering India's advancements in space technology and the strategic importance of space in defense and telecommunications.
Tamil Nadu CM Stalin's minister accepts 'small mistake' of Chinese flag after PM Modi's rebuke
Tamil Nadu's DMK minister acknowledged an error in an advertisement displaying a Chinese flag at a new ISRO facility, following Prime Minister Modi's rebuke. Modi criticized the DMK government for allegedly claiming undeserved credit. BJP accused DMK of pro-China sentiments. In response, DMK MP defended the party, citing India's nuanced relationship with China.
PM Modi slams DMK for Chinese sticker on party's ISRO Ad
Prime Minister Narendra Modi criticizes the DMK for insulting Indian scientists and the country's achievements in space by displaying a Chinese sticker in an advertisement about the ISRO launch issue in Tamil Nadu. He also accuses the DMK and Congress of playing divisive politics.
DMK newspaper ad shows 'China rocket': PM Modi slams party, says 'insulted scientists'
A controversial newspaper ad in Tamil Nadu, featuring Modi and Stalin with a rocket displaying a Chinese flag, sparks debate. PM Modi condemned it, accusing DMK of disrespecting Indian scientists. Modi also accused DMK and Congress of dividing the nation, vowing BJP's commitment to Tamil Nadu's development.
"Continuously working to encourage research, innovation": PM Modi extends wishes on National Science Day
Prime Minister Narendra Modi marked National Science Day by highlighting the government's commitment to fostering research and innovation among youth. He also congratulated the country's scientific community on the occasion. National Science Day, observed on February 28, commemorates the discovery of the "Raman Effect" in 1928. This scientific phenomenon is the basis for Raman spectroscopy, a technique used by scientists to study materials. The day aims to promote the importance of science and technology in everyday life and to inspire scientific thinking among the public.
"Gaganyaan astronaut Prasanth Nair is my husband," says Malayalam actor Lena
Malayalam actor Lena has unveiled a hidden chapter of her life, disclosing her marriage to Group Captain Prasanth Balakrishnan Nair, one of the four astronauts currently undergoing rigorous training for India's ambitious Gaganyaan mission.
PM Modi likely to reveal names of pilots for Gaganyaan on Tuesday; inaugurate space projects worth Rs 1800 crore in Kerala
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC) to inspect India’s first human spaceflight mission 'Gaganyaan'. He may reveal the names of four test pilots for the mission. PM Modi will also inaugurate three important space infrastructure projects worth about Rs 1,800 crore. The four pilots have undergone one-year training in Russia.
PM Modi inaugurates space infrastructure projects of ISRO
Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated three major space infrastructure projects of ISRO during his visit to the Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC) at Thumba. He also reviewed ISRO's Gaganyaan human spaceflight programme. Accompanied by Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, and Minister of State for External Affairs V Muraleedharan, Modi toured an exhibition showcasing various ISRO projects.
Cartosat-2: India's storied high-res image provider signs off in style, caps 17 years of happy memories for ISRO
Cartosat-2: ISRO had expected the satellite to take about 30 years to de-orbit naturally, it said. The agency, however, chose to lower the satellite's perigee using leftover fuel in view of new guidelines on space debris.
Isro's weather forecasting and disaster warning satellite to be launched on February 17
It is designed for enhanced meteorological observations and monitoring of land and ocean surfaces for weather forecasting and disaster warning.
"India lost World Cup because of PM's presence, Tejas might 'crash' as PM did sortie" claims TMC MP Shantanu Sen
Trinamool Congress MP Shantanu Sen has expressed concerns about the Tejas fighter jet, suggesting it might "crash" after Prime Minister Narendra Modi flew in it. Sen cited instances where he believed Modi's presence led to negative outcomes, such as ISRO's failure and Kangana Ranaut's movie flop.
'This launch takes us one step closer.' PM Modi congratulates ISRO for Gaganyaan's success, Amit Shah calls it 'another remarkable space odyssey'
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has successfully launched the Gaganyaan's TV-D1 test flight. PM Narendra Modi & Union Home Minister Amit Shah congratulated ISRO on this achievement, expressing their delight and emphasising India's readiness to make significant strides in the space sector.
India a step closer to realising first human space flight programme: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated ISRO on the successful launch of a test vehicle for the Gaganyaan mission, stating that it brings India closer to its first human space flight program. The Test Flight Abort Mission was executed after the initial launch was aborted due to an engine ignition problem. The parachutes were successfully deployed, and the Crew Escape System performed as intended. This test is the first of four planned to ensure the success of India's first manned mission in 2025.
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