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The mini-rocket will fly alongside the agency's newest microsatellite, EOS-08, which is used for Earth observation and has a mission life of one year. Picture/News18This is the third development flight of ISRO's SSLV, which is specially designed for launching small satellites. After the successful launch on August 15, the rocket will be declared ready for future combat missions by Indian industryThe Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) is gearing up to launch the final development flight of its low-cost Small Satellite Launch Vehicle (SSLV) on the upcoming Independence Day. After a successful launch, the agency will declare the small rocket ready…

AAP MP Raghav Chadha criticizes finance minister's decision amid rising inflation concerns News18AAP Rajya Sabha MP Raghav Chadha has questioned the finance minister's decision amid rising inflation, urging full indexation of all assets. He criticized the current partial implementation, likening the removal of indexation from Indian investors to breaking their spines. Chadha supported Nitin Gadkari's letter to the finance minister demanding removal of 18% GST on life and health insurance. He stressed the need for smart economic planning to avoid frequent policy reversals. Focus on detailed criticism of government economic policies. Image source: AAP Source link

Stay strong Debbie; flood threat continuesweather channelThe track of Tropical Storm Debbie moves westward. Here's how Delaware is affectednews magazineTracking: TS Debby's Wednesday morning weather forecast update with meteorologist Keith on MondayWSOC CharlotteAfter severe storms batter three states, bringing flooding, the next affecting weather system is brewing on Fridaynbc new yorkDebbie could bring three times more rain to Charlotte than previously forecast, hurricane center sayscharlotte observerQuiet weather today, possible flooding on FridayFLX weatherDebbie lingers on East Coast; flood risk persistsweather channelDebbie's flood threat spreads to southeast and northeastweather channelTropical Storm Debbie Tracker: Rainfall Maps and Moreweather channel Source link

Last updated: August 7, 2024, 8:37 pm (US Standard Time)Dhananje's Kyrgyzstan visa was determined to be fake and he was immediately detained by immigration officials. (Representative image: PTI)The young man was excited to start a new job abroad, but he found himself in legal trouble after his Kyrgyzstan visa was discovered to be fraudulent.On July 30, Dhananjay Kumar, a 26-year-old resident of Kanjanpur village in Golapganj, Bihar, experienced a dramatic transformation at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport. Excited to start a new job abroad, he got into legal trouble after his Kyrgyzstan visa was discovered to be fraudulent.Dhananjay received…

Last updated: August 7, 2024 11:49 pm ISTFleeing Bangladeshi nationals claim they are being attacked in their home country.BSF officials said although Bangladeshis gathered at the border, they were unable to enter India as the border was completely sealedThe Border Security Force (BSF) on Wednesday intercepted hundreds of Bangladeshi nationals trying to cross into India at the international border in West Bengal's Jalpaiguri district.Fleeing Bangladeshi nationals claim they are “under attack” in their homeland.BSF officials said that although Bengalis gathered at the border, they were unable to enter India due to the complete border seal.”They were later brought back by…

German politicians have been racing to phase out fossil fuel cars and replace them with electric vehicles. But then technical and economic realities set in – especially among private consumers, who are abandoning them in droves! [emphasis, links added] They should listen to real science instead of all the campaign-funded crap. German online national daily Die Welt reported on the decline in electric vehicle sales among private consumers in the first half of 2024, A significant decrease of 47% compared to the same period last year. The sharp drop is a major setback for the country's rush to become “carbon…

Although the license does not apply to all drugs, it mainly applies to five categories of drugs. These categories are orphan drugs for rare diseases, gene and cell therapy products, new drugs for use in pandemic situations, new drugs for special defense purposes, and new drugs that represent significant therapeutic advances over current standard treatments. (Representative image)While drug companies will celebrate the development, as they have long been pushing for it, public health advocates are calling for rigorous scrutiny before each exemptionThe central government has decided to waive the requirement to conduct clinical trials in India if these drugs are…

Scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration seem to have decided they can play God in our planet's climate system. NOAA’s recently released fact sheet on carbon dioxide removal (CDR) reads like an arrogant manifesto of techno-utopia, proposing a future in which carbon capture and geoengineering will be used for heavy-duty operations. Tools that shape Earth's atmosphere and oceans. Filled with grandiose claims and alarming uncertainties, the document outlines a vision that is scientifically dubious and ethically troubling.The NOAA fact sheet highlights anthropogenic carbon dioxide emissions as a major driver of climate change, leading to a range of environmental…

Last updated: August 7, 2024, 9:56 pm (US Standard Time)Leader of Opposition and Congress MP Rahul Gandhi. (Image source: PTI)Federal Minister Giriraj Singh accuses Rahul Gandhi of having 'napak' ties with Pakistan after Pakistan embassy reports on mangoes, triggering political rowThe Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Wednesday accused Rahul Gandhi and other Congress leaders of having “napak” (impure) ties with Pakistan after reports emerged that the Islamabad embassy sent mangoes to Gandhi and other Lok Sabha MPs.”Some time ago, Rahul Gandhi said that he did not like mangoes from Uttar Pradesh. Now, the Pakistan embassy has sent mangoes to him.…

Tropical Storm Debbie will continue to bring heavy rains to the southeastern United States on Wednesday and Thursday, with the slow-moving storm moving slowly along the South Carolina coast. Although the center of Debbie moved over the water Tuesday night, the storm did not intensify much and rainfall has decreased significantly since Tuesday. The large number of storms now accumulating is more the result of Debbie's lackadaisical actions than the result of extremely heavy rainfall rates. As a result, some of the most severe local flash flooding risks are decreasing, while larger river flooding problems are increasing. At 11 a.m.…