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BRICS showcase puts 37 Indian deep-tech innovations in front of global investors and delegations
The exposition includes AI cancer screening, marine robotics, clean-energy systems and other university-linked innovations.
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India is framing critical minerals as an energy-security and national-security problem, not just a mining issue
The government is pushing domestic capability, industry-research links and global partnerships to build more resilient strategic-material supply chains.
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India reiterates its 2035 space-station and 2040 Moon goals while inviting global partners
At the International Space Summit in Paris, Modi framed India's next phase around international cooperation, private-sector growth and sustainable space activity.
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A metal-free photocatalyst could improve solar hydrogen production, but this is still laboratory-stage research
CeNS researchers used an amino acid and an organic light-absorbing molecule to improve charge transport and photocurrent without relying on precious-metal photocatalysts.
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India is backing patient-specific 3D-printed bone grafts as an import-substitution technology
The Technology Development Board is supporting Ceramat's effort to commercialise customised calcium-phosphate grafts made with DLP and extrusion-based 3D printing.
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India is preparing the ground for deep-sea mining. The real prize is critical minerals
A government-industry workshop linked ocean technology with supply security for nickel, cobalt, copper and manganese.
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India and Japan are widening forest cooperation beyond protected forests
The latest joint working group focused on trees outside forests, forest genetics and improved planting material.
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Indian researchers have built a single-piece bi-layer dental implant to reduce repeat surgery
The design combines titanium alloy and zirconia in an attempt to improve stability, durability and biocompatibility.
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ISRO says it is not being privatised. The private space economy still has to grow
Chairman V Narayanan’s clarification separates ISRO’s public research role from the policy of expanding private participation in commercial space activity.
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India has put its first imaging satellite into geosynchronous orbit
EOS-05 is designed to watch large areas for longer, changing how India can monitor weather, disasters, agriculture and the ground below.
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Aditya-L1 spots possible early warning signals before major solar flares
ISRO says short-lived brightenings seen in ultraviolet and X-ray observations may help improve space-weather forecasting.
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NASA’s Roman Space Telescope is set for an August 30 launch
The next-generation observatory will study dark energy, exoplanets and infrared astrophysics from a wide-field view of the universe.