April 26, 2026
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Bharat Taxi crosses 2.7 million downloads in weeks, faces affordability concerns in competitive ride-hailing space

Bharat Taxi crosses 2.7 million downloads in weeks, faces affordability concerns in competitive ride-hailing space

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India’s cooperative ride-hailing platform Bharat Taxi has recorded a strong early response, crossing 2.7 million downloads shortly after its launch. However, despite this impressive start, concerns around pricing are beginning to surface, raising questions about its long-term sustainability in a highly competitive market. Strong early traction after launch Launched in February 2026 by Union Home…

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NeevCloud Partners Agnikul for AI Space Data Centre

NeevCloud Partners Agnikul for AI Space Data Centre

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NeevCloud, an Indian sovereign AI cloud infrastructure company under RackBank Datacenters Private Limited, one of India’s leading data centre service providers, announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Agnikul Cosmos Private Limited, a pioneering Chennai-based space technology company. The partnership aims to deliver India’s first indigenous, AI-powered Data Centre in Space, redefining…

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First thing I did after reaching space was to locate countries of my father, mother; I missed meeting Grp Capt Shukla on ISS who came after I left: Sunita Williams | India News

First thing I did after reaching space was to locate countries of my father, mother; I missed meeting Grp Capt Shukla on ISS who came after I left: Sunita Williams | India News

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NEW DELHI: “When I reached International Space Station for the first time, the first thing I did was to locate India (on Earth), from where my father belonged to, and Slovenia, from where my mother belonged,” said Indian American astronaut Sunita Williams in Delhi on Tuesday — the only female astronaut who has set the…

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

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

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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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Significant stride in Indian space sector: PM Modi on heaviest satellite launch by Isro's Bahubali | India News

Significant stride in Indian space sector: PM Modi on heaviest satellite launch by Isro’s Bahubali | India News

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NEW DELHI: PM Narendra Modi on Wednesday congratulated Isro after its ‘Bahubali’ rocket LVM-M6 successfully placed US’s new-generation BlueBird Block-2 communication satellite, weighing 6,100 kg, into orbit. It was the heaviest payload to be placed into the low earth orbit (LEO) in LVM3’s launch history — the previous heaviest was the LVM3-M5 communication satellite 03,…

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Government-Backed Bharat Taxi To Challenge Ola, Uber With Driver-Owned Model - ABP Live English

The Jindal Group has entered India’s urban mobility space with the launch of Trevel, a chauffeur-driven cab service targeting city travel and airport transfers, as it takes on giants like Ola, Uber and Rapido. The service has been launched by Sahil Jindal, manag – instagram.com

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The Jindal Group has entered India’s urban mobility space with the launch of Trevel, a chauffeur-driven cab service targeting city travel and airport transfers, as it takes on giants like Ola, Uber and Rapido. The service has been launched by Sahil Jindal, manag  instagram.com Source link

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Watch: China’s astronauts grill chicken, steak in space — why it matters

Watch: China’s astronauts grill chicken, steak in space — why it matters

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Screengrab (Picture source: X/CNSA) In a first for China’s manned space programme, astronauts on the Shenzhou-20 and Shenzhou-21 missions have used a specially developed oven to barbecue chicken wings and cook steak aboard the China Space Station. The new “space oven,” installed recently, allows smokeless cooking and is part of broader efforts to improve living…

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