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RISE 2026: Building Bridges from Research to Impact

While India is moving towards the “Viksit Bharat 2047”, such efforts like RISE gain added significance.

Sonali Nagar
The Celestial Presence of Astronomy in the Union Budget

Budgets are announced annually, but this one hit a different chord. Besides the usual items on the list — infrastructure, tax reforms, subsidies for businesses — an item dedicated to Telescopes underlines Bharat’s commitment to becoming a global leader in research, and the crucial role played by the space and astronomy sector in achieving this goal!

Smriti Mahajan
The Essence of Gravitational Wave

The universe is a journey in which each step unfolds into several domains of perception, sometimes with scientific proof and sometimes a philosophical understanding.

Surbhi Dahiya
From Vision to Vanguard: IACS in Science Research Revolution

The Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science, founded 150 years ago in Calcutta, has grown from a modest donor-supported forum into a leading institution in India’s scientific landscape.

Jayanta Sthanapati
Stars: The Little Blinkers

“Every blink we see is a whisper of the star’s light travelling across the vast cosmos, just to meet our eyes.”

Sivapooja M
“H3N2 in the Air, Swine Flu in the Shadows: What You Should Know”

Influenza viruses like H3N2 are constantly undergoing changes, which is why outbreaks cannot be overlooked.

Vishal Rai and Hema Moran
Skycast: An Innovative Technology for Localised Weather Monitoring

Skycast technology, developed by the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, is an excellent example of meteorology, artificial intelligence and modern data analysis.

SMCC, CSIR-NIScPR
India’s Silent Genetic Crisis: Sickle Cell Anaemia (SCA)

India’s Silent Genetic Crisis: Sickle Cell Anaemia (SCA)

SCDD, CSIR
India Tops Global Heat Charts as Climate Threshold Shatters

The 1.5°C line has shifted, the clock is ticking, and the time to act is ‘now’!

Riddhi Datta
Tiny Educators in Soil

Nematodes, as “tiny educators”, have revealed many significant findings in different fields of research and can also be used as efficient pedagogical tools in classrooms and practical laboratories for the benefit of our students.

J Kaur, S Bharti, N Bhattacharya, M Kaushik, K Aggarwal

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