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Mission Drishti: GalaxEye’s Push to Give India Persistent All-Weather Space Surveillance
Mission Drishti attempts to bridge this gap through what GalaxEye describes as a “multi-sensor fusion” approach. The company’s architecture seeks to combine SAR and optical payload data into integrated intelligence products capable of delivering both high reliability and human-readable situational awareness. This creates the possibility of near-persistent observation of sensitive regions with significantly enhanced target detection and monitoring capability.
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Sun Pharma to Acquire US-Based Organon in $11.75 Billion Deal, Its Biggest Overseas Acquisition
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries has announced a major global expansion move with a definitive agreement to acquire US-based Organon & Co...
Hemidesmus indicus — Indian Sarsaparilla / Sariva / Nannari: Ayurveda’s Cooling Root for Skin, Pitta and Rakta Health
Hemidesmus indicus, better known in Ayurveda as Sariva, Anantamoola, Indian Sarsaparilla, and in South India as Nannari or Naruneendi, is...
WHO Flags High Measles Outbreak Risk in Bangladesh as Cases Spread Across 58 Districts
The World Health Organization has classified Bangladesh as facing a high national risk from a fast-spreading measles outbreak, warning that...
Ghee in Ayurveda: The Golden Fat That Nourishes, Carries Medicine and Deepens Indian Food Wisdom
In Ayurveda, ghee is not treated as an ordinary cooking fat. It is known as Ghrita, a refined form of...
NIPER Hajipur, Boehringer Ingelheim Sign MoU to Boost Pharma Research and Next-Generation Therapies
New Delhi, April 24, 2026: The National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Hajipur, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding...
Heritage :
Knowing more about the rich and vibrant India
Rajasthan’s Palace on Wheels to Run in May for the First Time in 45 Years
The Palace on Wheels was launched in 1982 as a joint initiative of the Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation and Indian Railways. It is widely regarded as India’s first luxury heritage train and is designed to recreate the royal travel experience of Rajasthan through palace-style cabins, fine dining, guided excursions and curated cultural hospitality.
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Ancient Indian Texts, Literature and Happenings
Centre Fully Operationalises Four Labour Codes, Marking India’s Biggest Labour Law Overhaul in Decades
India’s Power Sector Set for 5–6% Growth as Demand, Renewables and Grid Investment Enter New Cycle
Mission Drishti: GalaxEye’s Push to Give India Persistent All-Weather Space Surveillance






