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18Feb 2025

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Matsya-6000: India’s Deep-Ocean Submersible Successfully Completes Wet Testing

Why in the News? Matsya-6000, India’s fourth-generation deep-sea submersible, successfully completed wet testing at Kattupalli Port. Developed under the Samudrayan Project, it will undergo 500-meter depth trials by late 2025, advancing India’s deep-ocean exploration under the Deep Ocean Mission. Development and Key Features: Matsya-6000, a 4th generation deep-ocean submersible, is being developed under the Samudrayan …

15Feb 2025

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J. C. Bose Grant: Empowering Senior Indian Scientists’ Research

Why in the news? The Anusandhan National Research Foundation (ANRF) has launched the J. C. Bose Grant (JBG) to support senior Indian scientists with ₹25 lakh annual funding for five years, replacing the J. C. Bose Fellowship under the Science and Engineering Research Board (SERB). Introduction & Objective: The Anusandhan National Research Foundation (ANRF) has …

03Feb 2025

Samudrayaan Mission Gets Rs 600 Crore Boost

Why in the news? The Union Budget allocated Rs 600 crore for India’s Samudrayaan Mission under the Deep Ocean Mission to explore deep-sea resources, develop advanced technologies, and send a manned submersible to 6,000 meters underwater. Key Highlights: The Union Budget allocated Rs 600 crore for India’s Deep Ocean Mission, aimed at exploring the ocean’s …

16Jan 2025

ISRO’s Space Farming Breakthrough: Growing Plants in Space

Why in the news? ISRO’s success in growing Lobia (black-eyed peas) in space through its CROPS module marks a significant step towards sustainable food sources for long-term space missions, overcoming challenges like microgravity and radiation. Why Grow Plants in Space? Sustainable food source: Plants can provide essential food for astronauts during long space missions to …

13Dec 2024

Gene Therapy Successfully Treats Haemophilia A in India

Why in the news? Indian scientists have made significant advancements in using gene therapy to treat Haemophilia A, a rare blood disorder. This breakthrough offers long-term relief by addressing the genetic cause, improving quality of life for affected individuals. About Gene Therapy Breakthrough for Haemophilia A in India: Indian scientists have achieved significant progress in …

13Dec 2024

IIT Madras Develops India’s First Hyperloop Test Track

Why in the news? IIT Madras completed a 410-meter Hyperloop test track, marking a significant step in futuristic transportation. This collaborative effort with Indian Railways and TuTr aims to revolutionize eco-friendly, high-speed transit in India. IIT Madras Unveils India’s First Hyperloop Test Track: IIT Madras has completed a 410-meter-long Hyperloop test track, a key milestone …

21Nov 2024

Genetically Modified (GM) Crops: A Comprehensive Overview

Syllabus: GS – 3 – GM Crops , food security , Achieving sustainable development goals Focus : This article examines genetically modified (GM) crops as a solution to global food security challenges. It highlights their benefits, including increased yields, reduced pesticide use, and enhanced nutrition, while addressing concerns such as ecological risks, high costs, and …

23Oct 2024

India Establishes Cloud Chamber Under Mission Mausam Initiative

Why in the news? Mission Mausam aims to improve weather forecasting and management in India by establishing a cloud chamber to enhance research in cloud physics and potential weather modification techniques. Objective of Mission Mausam: Launched last month, Mission Mausam aims to enhance weather forecasting and manage weather events, including rainfall, hail, and fog. To …

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