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Satellite imagery shows large parts of India without the deep rain clouds expected in late June despite the monsoon's advance. Forecasters say a developing system over the eastern Indian Ocean could revive rainfall, though its timing remains uncertain.

The Centre has dropped the proposed 20% local sourcing requirement from final satellite telecom rules. The change eases entry for global satcom operators, though localisation questions remain.

Getting stuck in sand has ended dreams of exploration before. On Mars, where loose dunes, soft soil and rocky terrain stretch for thousands of kilometres, a trapped rover can mean the loss of years of scientific work and millions in investment.

Around three billion years ago, long before animals, forests, or even complex life existed, a large asteroid struck a young Earth. The collision happened at a time when the planet looked very different from today, with early continents still taking shape and geological processes operating in conditions that remain difficult to reconstruct.

In The Second Orbit, Shubhanshu Shukla recounts his journey to the ISS and the Axiom-4 mission. The memoir underlines that every spaceflight rests on teamwork, training and family support.

A Hyderabad space startup will fly a largely self-funded imaging satellite in the last quarter of 2026, backing its own technology rather than waiting for a customer.