Bhabha Atomic Research Centre

Remembering AGK, a Champion of Nuclear Safety and Regulatory Independence

TIFR Mumbai Asks Employees to Desist From ‘Anti-Govt’ Social Media Posts

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India’s Tryst With Nuclear Medicine

An artist's impression of a blazar, one kind of cosmic object that the telescope will be able to study. Credit: JPL/NASA/Wikimedia Commons

Telescope Planned in Ladakh Will Place Advanced Eyes on High-Energy Universe

Baldev Raj. Credit: PTI

Nuclear Physicist and NIAS Director Baldev Raj No More

Inside the IISc Khudapura campus, Challakere. Credit: Gaurav Mendiratta

A Science City Rises as an Ecosystem Disappears

A Wreath of White Roses Over the Ruins of Mehrangir, Homi Bhabha’s Home