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BDL Turns 57: Hyderabad’s Missile Maker Marks Formation Day Bharat Dynamics Limited (BDL), the Hyderabad-headquartered defence public sector undertaking, celebrated its 57th Formation Day on Thursday, with the observance held across the company's various units and offices....
A 100-Year-Old TB Vaccine Trains the Brain’s Immune Cells — and Shifts Alzheimer’s Markers Small Harvard-led trials find that BCG, the classic tuberculosis shot, triggers lasting immune changes in cerebrospinal fluid — and shifts amyloid levels in people without Alzheimer's pathology…...
KALPAKKAM’S WORLD FIRST: INDIA SPLITS WATER WITH THE HEAT OF A NUCLEAR REACTOR In a milestone that slipped past much of the mainstream press, the Department of Atomic Energy has inaugurated the world's first hydrogen production facility driven by a copper–chlorine thermochemical cycle running on nuclear process heat — recasting the atom as more than a source of electricity....
Start-ups, Cold Chains & the Missing Principal Agri-startups were named “the defining force of India’s agricultural future,” the Purple Revolution was held up as proof, and the panels filled with banks, insurers and warehousing firms....
The Algorithm and the Monsoon: Inside the Conclave’s ₹70,000-Crore Claim AI, satellites, drones and climate-resilient genomics dominated the technology agenda at Delhi. The headline figure is arithmetically sound — and rests on an assumption that every one of India’s 140 million farm holdings adopts the technology....
PRECISION AT THE CORE Mastering Weighing Technology in Pharmaceutical Granulation In pharmaceutical manufacturing, no single act carries greater consequence than the act of weighing....
Feeding the Future: The Conclave That Set an Agenda and Issued No Declaration Five hundred delegates, fifty speakers, two Union ministers, foreign envoys and twenty awards over two days at The Oberoi....
The Helicopter India Designed for Itself — and Cannot Replace On 20 May, a serving divisional commander crashed in a Cheetah in Ladakh and walked away flashing a victory sign....
146 More Horses, Not One Tenth Faster: What Lamborghini’s Hybrids Really Bought The Temerario and the Urus SE are the most sophisticated machines Sant’Agata has ever built — twin-turbo V8s laced with electric motors, 800-volt architecture, a V8 that spins to 10,000rpm....
Salt Battery Is Real. The Revolution Is Conditional. Sodium-ion batteries have arrived in a mass-produced car, survived a blowout at –32°C, and matched Tesla’s manufacturing quality in an independent teardown....
Enzyme Gap: Why India Makes the World’s Medicines but Still Imports the Tools to Make Them India is the pharmacy of the world — third-largest drug producer by volume, the planet’s biggest vaccine maker....
City records rise in dengue cases as monsoon pattern aids mosquito breeding For years, dengue in Hyderabad followed a familiar rhythm: cases climbed with the monsoon, peaked around its heaviest weeks, and tapered off once the rains stopped....
The Cancer Cell’s Three Weak Points: How Rogue DNA Loops, a Death Switch and an Immune Memory Are Redrawing Precision Oncology A single July 2026 issue of Science gathered three threads that are quietly converging on the same idea — that the properties which make a tumour dangerous are also the properties that make it killable....
T-Works conclave showcases 42 defence startups as Telangana pushes military-tech ambitions The National Defence Innovation Conclave 2026, hosted by T-Works, the Telangana government's prototyping and manufacturing innovation centre, brought together senior leaders from the Armed Forces, the government, the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), industry and the startup ecosystem, with a showcase of 42 defence startups incubated at the centre forming the centrepiece of the event....
Autism care must extend beyond early diagnosis and childhood interventions, say experts Autism care must move beyond early diagnosis and childhood interventions to provide sustained support through adolescence, adulthood and old age, experts said at Autism Odyssey 3.0, a two-day international conference on Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) held here recently....
India’s Axiom-4 Astronaut Tells IIT Hyderabad Students: The Space Station and Moon Mission Need You When Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla walked into a packed auditorium at the Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad this week, the students in the room weren't just meeting a fighter pilot who became an astronaut....
India Just Opened Its First Facility to Build a Chip You’ve Probably Never Heard Of Every semiconductor chip that ends up inside a phone, a laptop or a car's onboard computer passes, at some point in its manufacture, across a small, unglamorous disc of engineered polyurethane....