Most of the infrastructure setting up requires the most essential first step that is laying the foundation for the structure. Stabilization is one such key characteristic that significantly reduces operational, manpower costs and effort. It can be broadly classified into two categories; Mechanical and Chemical.  Chemical soil stabilization involves the use of chemicals or emulsions […]

Diamonds are one of the most stable allotropes of naturally occurring carbon, and command great value among precious gems. Apart from ornamental value, they also have vast industrial use – forming the basic component for the active cutting surface of dressing tools and other precision machines. Naturally grown diamonds take millions of years to form

When compared to the nuclear bombs that were employed in the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the theoretical notion of Fourth Generation Nuclear Weapons brings a new class of nuclear weapons that would generate all, or almost all, of their yield only through fusion. This is in contrast to the great majority of nuclear

Originally published on 13th January, 2021; Ordnance Factories are the oldest and the largest government organisation run under the administrative control of the Department of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence. Dated back to 1787, as a gunpowder factory at Ishapore, today there are 41 factories, providing a wide range of arms, ammunition, clothing items, military

In the last three to four years, the government has tried various strategies to sell off the debt-laden Maharaja, each time, trying to make it more lucrative and less restrictive to attract potential bidders. Air India, formerly known as Tata Airlines, was founded in the year 1932, flying mail and passengers between Karachi, Ahmedabad, Bombay,

As we had tipped you off, the Union Cabinet on January 13, 2021 approved major changes in the Mines and Minerals (Development & Regulation) Act (MMDRA) to improve the Ease of Doing Business for the Private sector while catapulting employment generation in the sector in the aftermath of Covid-19 outbreak. The major approvals were:  The

The goal: to play a major role in making India a $5 trillion economy by 2024. The plan: self-reliance through import substitution, indigenous manufacturing, and strategic partnerships. The defence sector houses the second-largest military force in the world, yet has a weak in-house R&D apparatus and a concerning dependence on foreign markets for vital components.

The latest operational guidelines for the administration of Covid-19 vaccines outline a plan of action relying on active participation from the private sector. Indeed, government machinery alone cannot tackle the huge challenge that this particular immunization drive poses in terms of logistics, manpower, facilities, and resource management. Every step of this process requires well-planned and

CoWIN, which stands for Covid-19 Vaccine Intelligence Network, is a cloud-based end-to-end digital tool that will create an interface for the Indian government and its citizens to orchestrate one of the largest time-bound inoculation drives this country has seen.   The vaccination process is a complex one; most of the approved vaccines require a two-dose