One of the most interesting aspects of CSIR has always been its diversity. Every CSIR laboratory has its own identity with a specific focus area, expertise, and history. Together, they form a scientific and technological ecosystem — a pool of knowledge and experience over generations.

The successful launch of Vikram-1 also highlights the positive impact of policy reforms that have motivated innovation with the help of initiatives such as IN-SPACe and greater access to ISRO’s facilities.

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

On the occasion of World Environment Day and World Ocean Day, the June 2026 issue of Science Reporter focuses on two deeply interconnected major concerns — the Environment and the Ocean.

Social media is not inherently a dangerous thing; rather, it is a tool, majorly depending on how it is used. If it is used critically and responsibly, it can be helpful in the quick sharing of information and public engagement.

This year, we are celebrating World Health Day with the theme, “Together for Health. Stand with Science”. Aligning with this special day, Science Reporter dedicates its April 2026 issue to Health. Enjoy Reading…

In light of the three important International days — World Wildlife Day, International Day of Forests and the International Day of Zero Waste in the month of March. This issue of Science Reporter brings its readers insightful stories.

The establishment of the Centre of Excellence is well aligned with the importance of the National Science Day, as it clearly presents the signs of the nation’s innovation goals.

BIRSA-101 marks an important achievement for India, applying CRISPR technology to a severe genetic disorder within the national research system.

This Meet is an event to be recalled as a moment when two institutions, each respected in their fields, recognised that their next development needs to happen together.