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In Memory of Mr. Botika Rajesh, a Techie Who Lost His Life Too Soon. A native of Nethivaripalli, Annamayya District.

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In Memory of Mr. Botika Rajesh, a Techie Who Lost His Life Too Soon. A native of Nethivaripalli, Annamayya District.
From Nation, For Nation - Pulse of the Nation
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Welcome

Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla’s return to India likely by mid-August, grand reception planned

After a historic 18-day sojourn to the International Space Station (ISS), astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla is likely to return to India during the week when the nation will celebrate the 78th Independence Day. Shukla, who piloted the Axiom-4 mission, and his three crew mates : mission commander Peggy Whitson, and mission specialists Tibor Kapu and Slawosz Uznanski, returned to Earth on Wednesday. Following a picture-perfect splashdown off the California coast, the crew were ferried on a chopper to Houston for medical examination, mission debriefing and other procedures.

“He is expected to arrive in New Delhi. There are plans to arrange a grand reception for Group Captain Shukla in the presence of Prime Minister Narendra Modi,” an official said. →

Space
Space

Zafera Amtul Khader set an Indian Record by publishing a research paper in astronomy at just 12 years, 3 months.

Special Recognition and Commendations are extended to Zafera Amtul Khader for her exceptional dedication to research, driven by vision and passion, and for proving that age is no barrier to achievement. At just 12 years and 3 months, she published a research paper in the field of astronomy and space, inspiring countless young minds across the nation. She was honoured with the Indian Record title “First Youngest Indian to Publish a Research Paper on Astronomy & Space,” adjudicated by Dr. Nagarjuna Babu, Advocate, Supreme Court of India, in Hyderabad, Telangana. →
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Skill
Anugraha T Rajeev Makes History with Indian World Record for Unmatched Endurance in Martial Arts

Exceptional acclamation is extended to Anugraha T Rajeev from Koruthodu, Kerala, for her extraordinary dedication to martial arts, where she demonstrated unmatched physical and mental endurance by standing in the thigh muscle position for an incredible 1 hour, 6 minutes, and 2 seconds. With unwavering commitment, a visionary spirit, and sheer willpower, she has carved her legacy, proving that nothing is impossible when passion meets perseverance. In recognition of this phenomenal achievement, the Indian Book of Records proudly conferred upon her the title of “First Indian to stand in thigh muscle position for 1 Hour 6 Minutes 2 Seconds,” an inspiring feat officially adjudicated by Dr. GVNRSSS Varaprasad, Advocate, Supreme Court of India, and Dr. Joseph K J, Indian Book of Records Adjudicator, in Kerala. →

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