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India's ambitious Marut supersonic fighter, designed by Kurt Tank, faced early setbacks due to underfunded engines, limiting its performance. Despite this, it proved effective in the 1971 war, destroying enemy tanks. Bureaucratic indecision ultimately doomed upgrades, mirroring current challenges with the Tejas program's engine development and integration, highlighting a recurring theme in India's aviation history.

Fifty-two years ago, India detonated a nuclear device in Rajasthan's Thar desert, codenamed 'Smiling Buddha'. This event, coinciding with Buddha Purnima, marked India's entry into the nuclear club. Despite being officially termed a 'peaceful nuclear explosion', the test ignited debate and reshaped India's global standing, demonstrating scientific self-reliance and announcing strategic intent.

India’s answer to Claude Mythos is one or more homegrown AI models as powerful as, if not more powerful than, Mythos. For this, Government of India needs to take the lead. Time is of the essence here

Bhubaneswar is rapidly transforming into a premier healthcare hub in eastern India, drawing patients from across the state and beyond. With significant investments in advanced facilities, including new cancer centers and corporate hospital expansions, the city is enhancing its medical ecosystem to meet growing demand for specialized care.

India's unique three-stage nuclear plan, conceived by homi bhabha, leverages abundant thorium and limited uranium for energy security and self-reliance. The strategy progresses from Pressurised Heavy Water Reactors to Fast Breeder Reactors, ultimately aiming for thorium-based reactors. Despite delays, this long-term vision continues to shape India's clean energy future.

India's nuclear ambitions have reached a pivotal stage with the Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor achieving criticality, marking a significant step in its three-stage nuclear program. This advancement positions India as a leader in advanced nuclear technology, bolstering its drive for energy self-reliance and security amidst a rapidly expanding power sector.

A reactor that makes more fuel than it burns has just come to life at Kalpakkam on India’s southeastern coast, and it could help reshape the country’s energy future

India achieved a significant milestone as its indigenously developed 500 MWe Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor (PFBR) at Kalpakkam attained criticality. This breakthrough signals a crucial step towards full-scale power generation and enhances India's fuel self-reliance, positioning it among nations with advanced breeder reactor technology.

The bungalow was auctioned by its current owner, the National Centre for the Performing Arts and an undisclosed buyer made the winning bid of Rs 372 crore for the 17,150 square feet property.

October 30 is the 113rd birth anniversary of the father of India’s nuclear program, Homi Jehangir Bhabha, popularly known as “father of the Indian nuclear programme”.

Meherangir, the historic Bhabha bungalow at Malabar Hill, was auctioned by its current owner, the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA), on Wednesday. An undisclosed buyer made the winning bid of Rs 372 crore, at “a record price” of Rs 2.18 lakh per sq ft

Weeks after central government said it would explore the possibilities of acquiring the bungalow, it now says that only the Maharashtra government is empowered to declare the historic residence of Dr homi bhabha, close to Hanging Garden in Mumbai as a protected monument.

Mehrangir on Malabar Hill, the bungalow where the father of India’s atomic energy programme, homi bhabha, once lived, will go under the hammer on Wednesday afternoon

Actor Jim Sarbh, who is essaying the character of Dr homi bhabha in the show 'Rocket Boys', recalled the eminent physicist's work of putting India on the world map of nuclear science on his 112th birth anniversary.