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Assembly Elections: How Does Indelible Ink Work?

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How Nehru’s Politics Hobbled Modern India’s Use of Technology for Development

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Two Timezones in India Could Make Country’s Northeast More Productive: Study

Two halves of the PSLV-C22 heat shield enclosing the IRNSS-1A satellite, whose clocks have developed glitches, ahead of launch in July 2013. Source: ISRO

Three Atomic Clocks Have Failed Onboard India’s ‘Regional GPS’ Constellation