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12 Jun

IAF’s Make in India fighter jet project takes wings, around 100 fighter jets to be built at home

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In a major boost to the Make in India initiative, the Indian Air Force (IAF) plans to build around a hundred advanced fighter jets in India, for which it has initiated discussions with international aircraft manufacturers. Top authority sources have instructed India Today that the Atmanirbhar push will, for the first time, see Indians using foreign currency to pay for nearly 70 per cent of the project's cost. “The plan is to build ninety six planes in India for which repayments for 36 would be made in part in Indian and partially in overseas currency. For the last 60 aircraft,…

04 Jun

China To Launch Crewed Mission To Build Space Station

editor0 CommentsInternational, Tech ByteChina, space

China will launch a spacecraft on Sunday carrying three astronauts to the core module of the unfinished Chinese space station, where they will work and live for six months as development enters advanced stages.A Long March-2F rocket carrying the Shenzhou-14 spacecraft is set to blast off from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Centre in the northwestern province of Gansu at 10:44 a.m. nearby time (0244 GMT) on Sunday, a China Manned Space Agency legit informed a news conference on Saturday. Mission commander Chen Dong will be supported with the aid of Liu Yang and Cai Xuzhe aboard Shenzhou, meaning "Divine Vessel" in…

21 Apr

Education Reform Initiative Aims to Revolutionize Learning Methods

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21 Apr

Athlete Smashes Long-Standing World Record

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The paleo diet is a popular eating trend, but it's not the best plan for everyone. Our registered dietitians explain the diet, the health benefits it can provide, and the health risks it can bring. Is the paleo diet healthy? Long-term studies don’t offer much information on how the paleo diet affects health. However, the diet has the potential to be a healthy way of eating. The typical paleo diet focuses on naturally raised meat and fish, as well as vegetables and fruits. It promotes avoiding dairy products and grains. This diet can put you at risk for deficiencies in…

21 Apr

Game Changing Virtual Reality Console Hits the Market

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VR has been around for many years but, disappointingly, has failed to live up to its own expectations. With new groundbreaking, non-nausea-inducing devices and amazing immersive software starting to be developed, VR’s moment for consumer products may finally have arrived. VR will likely impact every major industry including gaming, education, healthcare, fitness, eCommerce, social, mobile, entertainment, technology and travel to name a few. In addition, we feel that VR will have a significant impact on the market research and consumer insights space—think about what it would be like to conduct a focus group in a virtual environment without ever leaving…

19 Feb

PM Launches 100 “Kisan Drones”, Says Will Be In Thousands Soon

editor0 CommentsTech ByteAgriculture, drones, PM modi

In a lift to the cultivating local area, Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed off 100 'Kisan Drones' in various pieces of the nation and communicated certainty that India's rising ability in the drone area will give the world another administration. Sending off the drones on Friday for showering pesticides and other farm materials, Modi portrayed the move as an "extremely novel and energizing drive" for farmers. Modi noticed that 'Kisan Drones' are the start of another transformation. Farmers can utilize high-limit drones in the approaching times to move their produce like organic products, vegetables, and blossoms to business sectors in…

14 Feb

PSLV-C52/ EOS-04 mission successful; Isro places three satellites in orbits

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Thick orange fumes from the Indian Space Research Organisation’s PSLV C-52 briefly lit up the pre-dawn dark sky and Pulicat Lake as it soared into the skies with the silence of the morning broken by the booming noise of the launch vehicle that carried three satellites on board. ISRO’s first launch of 2022 and under the new Chairman S. Somanath went off without a glitch, placing all the three satellites into their intended orbit with precision. The PSLV C-52 was the 54th flight of the PSLV and the 23rd mission using the PSLV-XL configuration. The success of the launch was…

25 Jan

TECNO’s segment breaking offering POP 5 Pro

editor0 CommentsBusiness, India, Tech BytePOP 5 Pro, TECNO’s

TECNO, under its ’POP Series’ portfolio, has once again disordered the market after the latest product offering, POP 5 pro. In line with the same, POP 5 Pro has been designed to help users of ‘Bharat’ stay ahead in whichever tasks they perform, seamlessly and with ease. The smartphone is loaded with segment best features such as 6.52 HD+ dot-notch display, massive 6000 mAh battery, and 8MP AI dual rear camera. The POP 5 pro is powered by HiOS 7.6 based on Android 11 Go. The smartphone comes loaded with 3GB Large RAM with 32GB Internal Storage which is expandable…

13 Jan

Senior Kerala rocket scientist S Somanath appointed as new ISRO chief

editor0 CommentsTech ByteKerala, TECHNOLOGY

Another Malayali has returned to the helm of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). Eminent rocket scientist S Somanath has been appointed as the chairman of the ISRO as well as the Space Secretary, a Personnel Ministry order issued on Wednesday said. Somanath, who has been the Director, Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre, will replace K Sivan as the head of India's space agency. Sivan was given a year's extension and his term is set to end on January 14. Dr S Somanath was appointed by the Centre on Wednesday as the Secretary of the Department of Space and the Chairman…

12 Jan

Spotify shuts down its podcast studio

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Swedish music streaming studio Spotify has shut down its podcast studio and laid off some members of the team. Spotify Studios, had 10 to 15 employees and produced shows like 'Dissect' and 'Chapo: Kingpin on Trial'. According to a report, Spotify called affected employees and said their last day would be January 21. "They'll receive two months' worth of severance. Some employees were reassigned while others were laid off and pointed to the Spotify job board. The studio's head, Gina Delvac, was also let go," the report said on Tuesday. Spotify declined to comment on the report. In an internal…