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Govt ties up with MIT for online training of employees in public policy, governance

Sanya Dhingra - May 28, 2019

The MIT move is part of govt's Integrated Government Online Training Programme, which will help officers of Group B, C and D.

NASA slams A-SAT test for leaving debris in space, increasing risk factor for space station

Sandhya Ramesh - April 2, 2019

On 27 March, India entered an exclusive club of nations capable of destroying space-borne satellites as it launched a missile to destroy an Indian satellite.

By the end of the century, our blue oceans will turn green

Sandhya Ramesh - February 4, 2019

MIT scientist who led the study says there will be a notable difference in the colour of 50% of the oceans by 2100, and it could be ‘quite serious’.

New ideas replace superstar scientists when they die

Faye Flam - September 27, 2018

A study has found that the death of a scientist leads to an influx of new people with different ideas into the field.

Nuclear energy has to use climate crisis to justify its high cost: MIT study

Jonathan Tirone - September 4, 2018

Policies needed now to dial down greenhouse gases emitted by power producers more than 90% to stave off runway global warming, study says.

Calling Baker Street! IISc duo’s ‘power breakthrough’ has kicked up a Sherlockian mystery

Sandhya Ramesh - August 17, 2018

If proved true, the discovery of the researchers could well be one of the biggest moments of modern science.

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US has misread India. New Delhi will hedge, push back, and assert

Shishir Priyadarshi - August 7, 2025

India’s foreign policy today is driven less by Western alignment or global liberalism and more by domestic political imperatives — economic, ideological, and electoral.