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A stunning timelapse video taken by NASA astronaut Matthew Dominick aboard the International Space Station has revealed the sheer scale of Hurricane Milton’s fury. Shot on Tuesday from the window of the Dragon Endeavor, the footage shows the space station orbiting above the powerful storm in the Gulf of Mexico. Mr Dominick, currently residing in the docked Dragon Endeavor, awaits its detachment and return to Earth.  Endeavour initially transported Mr Dominick, Michael Barratt, Jeanette Epps, and Alexander Grebenkin (Roscosmos) to space in March. Its return to Earth, initially scheduled for October 7, has been delayed due to Hurricane Milton’s trajectory. As a result, Endeavour will now undock from the ISS on October 13. ”Timelapse flying by… Read More »NASA Astronaut Shares Timelapse Video Of Hurricane Milton From Space: “Frightening”

In a ceremony marking 25 years of Mundra Port, Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendrabhai Patel released a commemorative postal stamp to honour the port’s contributions to India’s maritime and economic growth. The event, held on World Post Day, highlights the transformation of Mundra Port from a single jetty in 1998 into India’s largest commercial port and a key global maritime hub. Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani took to ‘X’ to express his gratitude: “Thank you, Hon’ble @CMOGuj Bhupendrabhai Patel, for releasing a commemorative stamp to celebrate 25 years of Mundra Port. Its journey from a tiny jetty in 1998 to one of the world’s leading ports today has not been without its challenges. Mundra Port’s growth… Read More »Special Postage Stamp To Commemorate 25 Years Of Adani Group’s Mundra Port

The Indian Embassy in Washington has introduced a virtual mentoring program called “MARG” (Mentoring for Academic Excellence and Research Guidance), aimed at connecting Indian students and researchers with leading universities in the United States, particularly those in smaller cities and towns. The official release from the embassy reads: “The objective is to give Indian students and researchers exposure to the latest developments in their fields of study, as well as knowledge, career, skilling, and research opportunities from relevant experts across the US Indian-origin faculty from renowned US universities like Stanford, Purdue, the University of Maryland, and George Mason University are participating in the first round of this series.” During the inaugural session of the series,… Read More »Indian-Origin Professors From Top US Universities To Mentor Indian Students

<p>Ratan Tata, Tata Sons Chairman Emeritus and veteran industrialist, is reportedly in critical condition in intensive care at a hospital in Mumbai, news agency Reuters reported, citing two sources.</p> <p>On Monday, the 86-year-old philanthropist said he was undergoing routine medical investigations due to his age and related medical conditions.</p> <p>The report said that there was no update on his condition by a Tata representative as of Wednesday. It also stated that Tata has been admitted to Mumbai’s Breach Candy hospital.</p> <p>In a statement published on his social media profiles on Monday, Tata assured his health was fine and that there was no cause for concern.</p> <p>”I am aware of recent rumors circulating regarding my health… Read More »Ratan Tata, Chairman Emeritus Of Tata Group, In Critical Condition At Mumbai Hospital: Report

Refusing to concede that the Haryana victory, a record third consecutive one, will burnish BJP’s credentials as a dominant political force in the country, AAP’s Raghav Chadha pointed to ruling party’s 39% vote share. 61% vote was against the ruling party, said Mr Chaddha, adding that the election was more of a Congress defeat than the BJP win. “I would have agreed had the BJP secured more than 50% of the total votes polled. That is not the case. Vote in Haryana is not for the BJP. The vote in Haryana is against the BJP. 39% is what the BJP polled and 61% is the vote against the BJP. The idea was to unite the… Read More »“Haryana Not BJP Win, It Is Congress’ Defeat”: AAP’s Raghav Chadha To NDTV