Why India’s AMCA still needs a US engine, and so do many of the world’s fighters

NEW DELHI: India’s ambition to build a fifth-generation stealth fighter has once again highlighted one of the country’s biggest technological challenges: developing a world-class fighter jet engine. While India has made steady progress in designing indigenous airframes, radars, avionics and weapons, the propulsion system remains dependent on foreign suppliers.The issue has come into focus after…

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‘We’ve never met in person’: Novak Djokovic reveals special years-long bond with Virat Kohli | Off the field News

Novak Djokovic Opens Up on Special Bond With Virat Kohli (Image: X) Some sporting rivalries define eras. Others, despite unfolding in different arenas, create a unique bond built on mutual respect. That is exactly what exists between tennis legend Novak Djokovic and cricket great Virat Kohli.Speaking during Wimbledon, the 24-time Grand Slam champion offered a…

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‘1.66 cr records scraped’: Class 12 student Sarthak Sidhant, who flagged CBSE tender discrepancies, launches public portal on govt procurement

Class 12 student Sarthak Sidhant, who recently drew national attention over his analysis of CBSE’s digital evaluation tender, on Friday, launched a government procurement portal after scraping around 1.66 crore records from the government’s Central Public Procurement (CPP) Portal.“Transparency needs to be accessible. From today it is,” he wrote on X. “Within the past 2…

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AI helps read 2,000-year-old papyrus scroll PHerc 1667 as scientists fully unwrap it, revealing…

A scroll so badly charred by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius that scholars once gave it a readability score of zero has now been read—virtually unwrapped end to end, without a single layer being touched. Researchers from the University of Kentucky and Naples announced the breakthrough Thursday at the Biblioteca Nazionale in Naples, with the…

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Indian assistance reaches earthquake-hit Venezuela under ‘Operation Amistad’ | India News

Indian assistance reaches earthquake-hit Venezuela NEW DELHI: Indian aid reached earthquake-hit Venezuela under ‘Operation Amistad’ on Sunday, with New Delhi deploying a field hospital, relief supplies, medicines and advanced medical equipment to support ongoing rescue and relief efforts.“Indian assistance reaches Venezuela. Confident that the Field Hospital Unit, relief supplies, medicines & medical equipment, will bolster…

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‘Mujhe marne ki dhamki di’: ‘Laapataa Ladies’ and ‘Mirzapur’ actor Satendra Soni reaches Mumbai safely after payement disputes and death threats on set from his next film | Hindi Movie News

‘Mujhe marne ki dhamki di’: ‘Laapataa Ladies’ and ‘Mirzapur’ actor Satendra Soni reaches Mumbai safely after payement disputes and death threats on set from his next film Actor Satendra Soni, famous for his roles in projects like ‘Panchayat’ (as the character Ladies Tailor), the hit web series ‘Mirzapur’, and the movie ‘Laapataa Ladies’, accused the…

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Ketan Agrawal murder case: Siya Goyal, her ‘lover’ Chetan held ‘multiple rehearsals before crime’; finalised murder plan by May-end, say cops | Pune News

The investigation into the murder of 26-year-old realtor Ketan Agrawal has revealed that the two accused allegedly rehearsed the crime multiple times before carrying out the killing, police said. PUNE: The investigation into the murder of 26-year-old realtor Ketan Agrawal has revealed that the two accused allegedly rehearsed the crime multiple times before carrying out…

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Who is Muzafar Ahmed? Key accused in Red Fort blast with an Al-Qaeda connection | India News

Muzafar Ahmed named key accused in Red Fort blast case (ANI) NEW DELHI: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has named Muzafar Ahmed, an absconding paediatrician from Jammu and Kashmir, as one of the key conspirators behind the deadly vehicle-borne bomb blast near Delhi’s Red Fort in November 2025 that killed 11 people.In a supplementary chargesheet…

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90% of India’s planned renewable projects face climate risk. Here’s how to build them safer

Most of India’s planned renewable energy projects could face serious climate risks by 2030, according to a Zurich Group report. However, because many of these projects are still in the planning or construction stage, there is still time to make them more resilient before they are completed.The report studied 871 planned renewable energy sites across…

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