Bosky Khanna is a Correspondent at Express Network Private Limited. She covers a diverse range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, climate change, and environmental services, as well as agriculture and farming. Her work has been featured in The New Indian Express, MSN, Space Today, and Magzter.
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By: Bosky Khanna
BENGALURU: As the exercise of Booth Level Officers (BLOs) handing over notices to electors and the hearings by the Electoral Registration Officers (EROs) has started as a part of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), many citizens have expressed their apprehension to not participate in the hearing exercise.
By: Bosky Khanna
BENGALURU: It is supposed to be summer with cloudy skies, rain and cooler weather in Bengaluru. But this September, it has been more like summer than the expected pleasant weather, because of clear skies and soaring temperatures. To top it off, the weatherman has sounded alerts for high ultraviolet (UV) radiation along with hot weather for most parts of Karnataka, including Bengaluru, over the next few days.
Gor said the Moon “may be our destination, but the engine of this journey is ground-level innovation, including the laboratories, startups and commercial markets.”
BENGALURU: India's first manned space mission, the Gaganyaan mission, will have two mission control centre, which the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has set up in Bengaluru and Sriharikota, and which will handle primary and secondary mission for its uncrewed mission scheduled to be late this year as well as the crewed mission slated to be launched in the first quarter of 2027.
BENGALURU: Gaganyatri Air Commodore Prasanth Balakrishnan Nair KC said on Tuesday that the capsule communicator (CAPCOM) concept for the Gaganyaan manned space mission, which is essential for the flight and ground controller system has been established.
By: Bosky Khanna
BENGALURU: The induction process of six more astronauts – four from non-aviation backgrounds – into the Gaganyaan mission is moving on paper and would take some time before it is finalised, Gaganyatri Group Captain Angad Pratap said on Wednesday.
Astronauts rely on communication with the ground. For future stations, to address communication delays, there is a need for a database onboard to troubleshoot things.
By: Bosky Khanna
BENGALURU: After withdrawing the controversial Bill to use 5% of parkland for infrastructure and utility works, the state government has made another U-turn: the proposed tunnel road will not run through Lalbagh.
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BENGALURU: Bengalureans are feeling the heat. The Bengaluru city weather observatory recorded a maximum of 32.6 degrees Celsius and the Kempegowda International Airport weather observatory 33.9 degrees Celsius on Saturday.
BENGALURU: The Bidadi waste-to-energy plant is all set for expansion to help ease Bengaluru's garbage problem. Officials from Karnataka Power Corporation Limited (KPCL) said a proposal has been placed before the state government for an approval to expand the plant and increase power generation by another 11MW.
