Science
Virtual Reality can better detect early Alzheimer's
VR could also help clinical trials of future drugs aimed at slowing down, or even halting progression of Alzheimer's disease.
Fears rise China could weaponise rare earths in US tech war
Rare earths are used in a number of goods including smartphones, televisions and light bulbs.
Can't afford to go to Mars? Tell NASA to send your name instead
You can add your name to the list until September 30 and obtain the souvenir boarding pass to Mars.
Chandrayaan-2 launch between July 9 to 16
On reaching the moon, the lander would separate from the orbiter and soft-land at a pre-determined site close to lunar south pole.
Advanced spy satellite to enhance India’s vigil on infiltration
India needs many such satellites to compete with advanced nations for defence surveillance purposes.
India launches spy satellite to help forces
According to Isro scientists, Risat-2B would further improve country’s imaging reconnaissance abilities.
NASA selects SpaceX, Blue Origin, more to build next human lunar lander
NASA has announced that it has selected 11 private companies to work with for building the next human landers for its Moon program.
Chandrayaan-2 to take off in July, says Isro chairman
He said the students from various parts of the country took in a programme to develop scientific in ISRO.
SpaceX postpones Starlink satellite launch for 'about a week'
The Falcon 9 rocket and its satellite cargo were originally set to blast off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station.
Modern humans split from Neanderthals far earlier than thought: study
Recent research on hominin teeth has shown that while size varied greatly across various human species.