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PM Modi flags off India's first hydrogen-powered train

PM Modi flags off India’s first hydrogen-powered train

Jind (Haryana): Prime Minister Narendra Modi Friday flagged off India's first hydrogen-powered train connecting Jind to Sonipat in Haryana from the railway station here. With this, India has joined a select group of countries that have operational hydrogen-powered trains and marks an important step towards...

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Skyroot gears up to test India’s 1st private orbital rocket

New Delhi: Domestic private space firm Skyroot Aerospace Thursday said it will attempt the maiden test flight of its Vikram‑1 orbital rocket from the first launch pad at SDSC‑SHAR July 18. The launch will mark the first time an orbital-class rocket, fully designed and developed...

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Data breach hits India’s biggest Nuclear Power Plant

Bengaluru: A ransomware group, World Leaks, has posted on the dark web nearly 19,000 files (14.3 GB) allegedly linked to Kudankulam Nuclear Power Plant (KKNPP) in Tamil Nadu, India’s largest nuclear power plant, an exclusive Reuters report said. The files, labelled as originating from Anil...

NASA astronaut Anil Menon begins 8-month ISS mission

Washington: Nasa astronaut Anil Menon and two Russian cosmonauts Tuesday lifted off onboard a Soyuz MS-29 spacecraft from Kazakhstan on an eight-month mission to the International Space Station. The Roscosmos spacecraft carrying Menon and Russian cosmonauts Pyotr Dubrov and Anna Kikina lifted off from the...

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Google launches new AI tools, partnerships to support India’s AI ecosystem

Bengaluru: US-based technology giant Google Tuesday announced a series of artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives for developers, startups, enterprises and educational institutions in India. At the Google I/O Connect India 2026 summit in Bengaluru, the company unveiled new AI education programmes, healthcare collaborations, cybersecurity initiatives and...

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Global smartphone shipments drop 11% amid memory crisis

New Delhi: Global smartphone shipments declined 11 per cent (year-on-year) in the April-June quarter (Q2 2026), reaching the lowest second-quarter levels since 2013, a report showed Monday, as the memory shortage deepened and emerged as the dominant drag on the industry. According to preliminary estimates...

 

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