Girish Linganna
Broken Barriers, Bitter Rivalries: The Life And Death Of Khaleda Zia
On Tuesday, December 30th, Bangladesh lost one of its most powerful political figures.
When Machines Judge Behind Bars: The AI Dilemma For Prisons
The announcement by Alok Kumar, Karnataka's new Director General of Prisons, about introducing AI-based intrusion detection systems has opened a conversation that goes far beyond prison walls.
Gaganyaan's Silent Shield: Why Human-Rating Saves Lives
As India prepares to send its own astronauts into space under the Gaganyaan mission, one silent but crucial process stands above everything else — human-rating.
Pralay Missile Now Hit Targets Even Without Internet Using 100% Indian Brain
India is taking a big step toward full self-reliance in its missile systems.
Why Modern Fighter Jets Are Ditching the Co-Pilot Seat – And Why It Actually Makes Sense
Have you ever wondered why most modern fighter jets have just one seat instead of two? It's actually a fascinating shift in aviation technology that's reshaping how we think about aerial combat.
Wind Speed Shocker: Dust Devils Show Mars Is Much Stormier
Studying winds on Mars is very difficult. On Earth, we can easily use weather balloons or satellite tools to measure wind directly.
Nepal Burns: How Gen Z Protests Are Shaking Our Neighbor And What It Means For India
Nepal is on fire, quite literally. Young protesters have brought down the government, forcing Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli to resign after deadly clashes that killed 19 people.
From Fishing Village To The Moon: How ISRO Made Every Indian Dream Bigger
When Rakesh Sharma looked down at Earth from space in 1984 and said "Saare Jahan Se Achha," he wasn't just describing what he saw—he was capturing what India could become.
Putin's Diplomatic Win: Alaska Summit Fails To Halt Ukraine War, Sets Stage For Zelensky-Trump Talks
The much-hyped summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in Alaska yesterday ended with handshakes, warm words, and absolutely no breakthrough on ending the war in Ukraine.
Unlocking The Sun: How Solar Panels Really Work
To make these solar panels, Indian companies need PV cells—which are the small parts that convert sunlight into electricity.