One satellite survives PSLV rocket failure, transmits data from space for about 3 minutes | India News

Kestrel Initial Demonstrator capsule NEW DELHI: When its third phase failed on Monday, Isro’s PSLV-C62 launch vehicle lost 15 satellites from several countries and Indian companies, including the primary payload. However, a football-sized Spanish satellite called KID (Kestrel Initial Demonstrator), survived, though it transmitted “critical data” back to Earth for only about 3 minutes.The 25-kg…

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MCC NEET PG Round 3 counselling 2025 qualifying percentile lowered: Check revised cut-off scores here

The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has lowered the qualifying percentile for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Postgraduate (NEET PG) 2025. The decision has been taken to allow more candidates to participate in Round 3 counselling for the academic session 2025-26.As per the official notice dated January 13, 2026, the…

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Ahead of Candidates 2026, India’s only hope R Praggnanandhaa reveals – ‘My play not on same level as it used to be’ | Chess News

Indian GM R Praggnanandhaa (PTI Photo/Swapan Mahapatra) NEW DELHI: R Praggnanandhaa, who is currently ranked 8th in the world and second in India, has admitted that his form has dropped in recent months. The 20-year-old grandmaster spoke honestly about his struggles after a very busy 2025 season.Praggnanandhaa had a strong start to 2025, where he…

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“It’s my escape”: Joe Burrow’s rumored girlfriend Olivia Ponton speaks out on coping in a high pressure industry as the star player faces retirement rumors | NFL News

Joe Burrow’s rumored girlfriend Olivia Ponton opens up about mental health.(Image via Getty Images) Joe Burrow, the Cincinnati Bengals’ star player, has had a pretty tough time in the last few months while he is rumored to be dating popular social media influencer, Olivia Ponton.Though Joe Burrow and Olivia Ponton have not accepted their relationship…

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US master’s programmes brace for an enrolment dip: Why global demand for postgraduate study is fading in America

US master’s programmes brace for an enrolment dip US universities may be heading into a difficult phase for postgraduate education, with new projections pointing to a sharp slowdown in international master’s enrolments in the 2025/26 academic year. The decline comes after several years in which overseas students played a central role in sustaining growth in…

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