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India’s space sovereignty: From building missions to building depth - milestones, gaps & what’s next

India’s space sovereignty: From building missions to building depth – milestones, gaps & what’s next

India’s space growth marks a shift from building space capabilities to building strategic autonomy, commercial depth and sustained presence beyond Earth. For decades, the central question was whether India could design, build and launch increasingly complex spacecraft on its own. That question has been answered across multiple fronts, from indigenous launch vehicles and navigation systems…

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Before chocolates took over, these 5 old-school toffees ruled Indian childhood in the 1980s

Before chocolates took over, these 5 old-school toffees ruled Indian childhood in the 1980s

A nostalgic look at five old-school Indian candies and toffees remembered by many 80s children, from orange hard sweets and minty treats to elaichi, caramel and paan-flavoured candies. The 1980s had a very different kind of childhood. Before supermarket aisles became crowded with imported chocolates and colourful packaged snacks, a small neighbourhood kirana shop could…

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Pranati Nayak qualifies for Asian Games vault final, sets up shot at redemption | Asian Games 2026 News

Pranati Nayak qualifies for Asian Games vault final, sets up shot at redemption | Asian Games 2026 News

After a disappointing show at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Pranati Nayak gave herself a chance to make amends by qualifying for the vault final at the Asian Games on Tuesday.The 31-year-old, India’s lone artistic gymnast at the continental meet, finished seventh in the qualification round at Nagoya General Gymnasium with an aggregate score of…

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In 2018, Welsh adventurer Ash Dykes walked 4,000 miles along China's Yangtze; 352 days, 8 million steps, wolves and bears later, he reached Shanghai

In 2018, Welsh adventurer Ash Dykes walked 4,000 miles along China’s Yangtze; 352 days, 8 million steps, wolves and bears later, he reached Shanghai | World News

Representative Image of the Yangtze River flowing from the Tibetan Plateau to Shanghai (AI Generated Image) British adventurer Ash Dykes became the first person to walk the length of China’s Yangtze River, covering 6,437 kilometres, or about 4,000 miles, from the river’s scientific source in southern Qinghai to its mouth near Shanghai. Guinness World Records…

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Trump Xi Jinping Meeting: From tariff overlord to tarmac man, Donald Trump to roll out red carpet for Xi Jinping

Trump Xi Jinping Meeting: From tariff overlord to tarmac man, Donald Trump to roll out red carpet for Xi Jinping

File photo: US President Donald Trump with Chinese President Xi Jinping TOI correspondent from Washington: Donald Trump has spent years telling Americans that China has been eating America’s lunch. On Wednesday, he will go to the airport to welcome the man who owns the restaurant.In an unprecedented spectacle, Trump will schlep where no US President…

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'Mandaadi' box office collection day 13 vs 'Sardar 2': Soori's film reaches Rs 93.40 cr India gross; Karthi's film stands at Rs 23.63 cr worldwide | Tamil Movie News

‘Mandaadi’ box office collection day 13 vs ‘Sardar 2’: Soori’s film reaches Rs 93.40 cr India gross; Karthi’s film stands at Rs 23.63 cr worldwide | Tamil Movie News

‘Mandaadi’ box office collection day 13 vs ‘Sardar 2’_ Soori’s film reaches. Soori starrer ‘Mandaadi’ continued its box-office run with another collection on Day 13. The action film earned Rs 1.90 cr in India on Tuesday, September 22. The amount came from 3,481 shows across the country.The latest figures have taken the film’s total India…

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Meet Cavon Hajamiri, the 17-year-old California student who built a wearable that detects vehicles approaching from behind |

Meet Cavon Hajamiri, the 17-year-old California student who built a wearable that detects vehicles approaching from behind |

At 17, California student Cavon Hajimiri has developed a wearable device designed to warn pedestrians about vehicles approaching from behind. Called Hindsight, the invention uses radar technology to detect potential hazards and alert users through sounds and vibrations. Hajimiri, a student at Polytechnic School in Pasadena, began working on the project after experiencing several close…

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