Residents of Chokkasandra, a locality in Dasarahalli, share a common mission with their illustrious neighbour - Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO). Both of them are on a mission to look for water, just that they are looking for the resource at different places.

If Gujarat has the distinction of achieving a record 9.6 per cent growth in agriculture, Haryana has the unique feature of being the only state in the country which has issued soil health cards to its farmers and has soil fertility maps for its entire agriculture land in the state.

The soil fertility maps are available with the agriculture authorities up to the village level and these are globa

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: On Wednesday began an awaited five-day sabbatical for ISRO units in the city courtesy the election, a national holiday, a festival and the weekend, but space scientists here nonetheless are keeping their fingers crossed for the PSLV C-16 launch planned for next week.

The PSLV C-16 mission is slated for an April 20 lift-off, but only if the Launch Authorisation Board (LAB) gi

The role of science in Indian democracy is being revisited with a new intensity. The only problem is that the key players are missing in action

I suspect Indian scientists have retired hurt to the pavilion.

ISRO scientists here have discovered a giant underground cave on the moon that they say could be used as a base by astronauts on future manned missions to earth

Ajmer: A group of top scientists of the country are pooling in their minds here to help the state fight its arid zones.
According to the scientists, remote sensing and geomatics

AFTER the debate on Himalayan glaciers, India is, once again, stepping in to stir up the debate on global-warming causes.

In a paper published by the environment ministry, physicist and former chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation, UR Rao, has argued that decreasing cosmic ray activity, a natural phenomenon, was contributing to global warming, much higher than adjudged by the I

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) will launch three satellites PSLV C-16, PSLV C-17 and Resourcesat-2 as well as a series of other communication satellites during the next year, said ISRO Chairman K Radhakrishnan.

Speaking to Deccan Herald on the sidelines of IMTEX 2011, here on Thursday, he said the expert committee reports commissioned by ISRO on the failures of GSLV on December 2

The students work- ing on the project said that they are in the final stage of testing and hope to get the satellite ready for launch within a month.
MUMBA ratham -a satel lite made indigenously by over 300 students of the Indian Institute of Technology, Powai

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) was analysing data from the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV-F06) that exploded just after launch on Saturday to know what caused the disaster even as a veteran space scientist vouched for the robustness of the indigenous launch vehicle.The ISRO said an expert committee is likely to be formed shortly to give a report on its second space la