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Next Week's Market Forecast: Earnings, Oil Prices, Geopolitics Key
Indian equities enter a high-stakes week, where the outcome of US-Iran peace negotiations could make or break momentum. The two-week truce ends Wednesday, with the Strait of Hormuz's repeated...
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Canvas CubeSat: NASA's Mission Decoding Earth's Radio Signals in Orbit
NASA's latest orbital observer, the Canvas CubeSat, is now actively scanning the skies for radio emissions from our planet. Riding as a secondary payload on the STP-S29A mission, it blasted off from...
Robust Outlook for Indian Banks: Survey Flags Credit Boom Ahead
Bankers in India are optimistic about the future, with the sector riding high on better asset quality, strong capital positions, and robust credit appetite in retail and SME spaces. A comprehensive...
Hydrogel Innovation from IIT Gandhinagar Simplifies Colon Cancer Surgery
A young researcher from Mehsana is rewriting the rules of colon tumor removal. Harshil Dave, pursuing his PhD at IIT Gandhinagar, has engineered a smart hydrogel that could drastically improve the...
No Coaching, Just AI: How Jaisalmer's Veerendra Nailed RAS Rank 2
Veerendra Charan, a tehsildar from Pokhran in Jaisalmer, has become a sensation in Rajasthan by clinching the second position in the RAS exam—all through self-study aided by AI, sans any coaching....
No Coaching, Just AI: How Jaisalmer Youth Cracked RAS Rank 2
Rajasthan's civil services scene is buzzing with the story of Veerendra Charan, a 25-year-old from remote Pokhran in Jaisalmer, who clinched the second position in the RAS mains and interview...
Eye of the Sahara: NASA's Stunning New Views of 500M-Year-Old Dome
A colossal eye stares out from the Sahara Desert, captivating observers from space. NASA's latest high-resolution satellite photos from Landsat missions in March have brought the Richat Structure...
Indian Sailors Secure in Gulf Amid Tensions, Over 2400 Repatriated
In a statement that brings relief to families back home, the Indian government confirmed Saturday that every Indian seafarer in West Asia and the Gulf is out of harm's way. No adverse events linked...
Government Boosts 5kg LPG Sales to 17.25 Lakh for Migrant Workers
As tensions simmer in West Asia, India's petroleum ministry has stepped up efforts to secure cooking gas access for vulnerable groups. From March 23 to date, over 17.25 lakh 5kg LPG cylinders have...