The installation of these radars is anticipated to improve the accuracy of weather predictions, contributing to more effective disaster management.

This visit would mark a significant step in India’s first human-crewed spaceflight program, spearheaded by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).

Security forces on Sunday uncovered a well-constructed terrorist hideout within a civilian home in the Kulgam district.

The Deep Sea mission, Samudrayaan, will involve a crewed expedition to a depth of 6,000 meters in the central Indian Ocean. The mission will use the Matsya6000, an indigenously developed manned submersible vehicle by the Ministry of Earth Sciences. Singh emphasized the broader impact of the space sector, stating, "The space sector is not limited to launching rockets and satellites but will also propel growth and positively impact agriculture, infrastructure development, and communication."

Singh emphasized the need for the Department of Atomic Energy to enhance integration and collaboration to fully harness its potential. This includes capacity building, knowledge sharing, and leveraging resources and expertise. He highlighted the importance of developing indigenous technology to ensure energy security.

"India is currently on an equal pedestal with other nations in terms of quantum technologies, our mission should be to establish India as a global leader in quantum technologies", Singh said.

The government plans to continue introducing technologies to improve citizens' quality of life, such as AI-driven healthcare and advanced road construction. Singh reiterated the commitment to pushing technological innovation over the next two decades. “This mission will continue for the next 20 years as we move towards 2047,” he said. He also noted the recent Anusudhan National Research Foundation (NRF) legislation, aiming to make India a leader in science and technology.

From just about 350 startups in 2014, their number in India grew over 300 times in the past ten years after Narendra Modi took over as the Prime Minister, Union Minister Jitendra Singh said on Sunday.

Union minister Jitendra Singh on Monday said that Assembly polls in Jammu and Kashmir will be held soon and the people of the Union Territory are enthusiastic about participating in the electoral process to support the BJP's development agenda.

"This unique initiative has manifold objectives. It will try to help mitigate the damage caused to the environment by vehicular emissions, prevent road accidents by discouraging pedestrians from crossing the highway, and add to the beautification of the road,” Singh said.

Singh said the experience after COVID-19 has further consolidated the view that traditional Indian methods of medicine and cure have panacea value.

Reflecting on the significance of National Science Day, which commemorates the discovery of the "Raman Effect" by Nobel Laureate Sir CV Raman, Jitendra Singh reiterated the importance of science and technology in India's developmental agenda. He invoked Sir CV Raman's belief that India's progress hinges on the advancement of science, a sentiment echoed by Prime Minister Modi, who has prioritized scientific innovation to propel India forward.