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India’s heaviest satellite GSAT-10 launched successfully

Sep. 29 India News, Political News, Science Comments Off

GSAT 10 150x150 India’s heaviest satellite GSAT 10 launched successfullyAccording to latest news, country’s advanced communication satellite GSAT-10 was today successfully launched on board Ariane-5 rocket from Europe’s spaceport in French Guiana.

It is said in reports that the GSAT-10 is designed for a life period of around 15-years and is expected to be operational by November and starts working, Direct-To-Home and radio navigation services.

The heaviest satellite GSAT-1o weights around 3,400 kg and it is built by Bangalore-headquartered Indian Space Research Organisation [ISRO]. Read more

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Biocon named ‘Global Top BioPharma Employers’

Sep. 25 Business, India News Comments Off

Biocon 150x150 Biocon named ‘Global Top BioPharma Employers’Biocon, the Bangalore based India’s largest pharmaceutical firm awarded with a title of one of the Company features with the “Global Top 20 BioPharma Employers” by Science magazine.

In 2012, among the top biotech and pharma employers sector, Biocon has been ranked at 19th position.

It is the only Asian Company which listed among top 20 global companies including Vertex, Novo Nordisk and Regeneron. Read more

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India test fires nuclear capable Agni-III ballistic missile

Sep. 21 India News, Science Comments Off

Agni 3 missile 150x150 India test fires nuclear capable Agni III ballistic missile Going ahead with its successful test fires, Indian authorities now test its nuclear-capable Agni-III ballistic missile which fired with range of 3000 km from a base in Odisha coast.

The Agni III, surface-to-air missile is able to transform a 1.5tonne weighting warheads protected by a carbon all composite heat shield, and has total weighs 48 tonnes. Read more

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New technique to regularise abnormal heartbeats

Sep. 09 Health, Science Comments Off

Heart 150x150 New technique to regularise abnormal heartbeatsScientists have now discovered a technique to regularise abnormal heartbeats.

A new freezing technology, called cryoablation, has shown promising results in normalizing heartbeats after being tried out at Baylor Jack and Jane Hamilton Heart and Vascular Hospital.

Some 2.5 million Americans alone suffer from abnormal heartbeats or atrial fibrillation, which causes deadly strokes. Read more

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