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"It's Very Significant": NASA Administrator Lauds India's Chandrayaan-3 Success
Noting India's success in the Chandrayaan-3 mission, NASA administrator Bill Nelson said on Friday that India has done something that no other country has done, and it deserve every bit of praise for the accomplishment.
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NASA-ISRO Working Together to Make India's Space Station, Launch NISAR in 2024
Stepping up collaboration, National Aeronautics and Space Administration Administrator Bill Nelson on Tuesday said the US was open to helping India build its own space station. On a visit to India, Nelson said the US and India were working on plans to send an Indian astronaut to the International Space Station by the end of next year, while the In...
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NASA Administrator To Visit India For Meetings With Scientists, Officials
NASA Administrator Bill Nelson is set to travel to India and the UAE beginning Monday for a series of meetings with key government officials.
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AC Charania: 5 Points On NASA's New Chief Technologist
The aerospace specialist will be Bill Nelson's primary tech policy and programme advisor in the Office of Technology, Policy, and Strategy (OTPS), which has its headquarters in Washington.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Anil Menon Among 10 Astronauts Chosen by NASA for Moon Mission
Indian-origin physician Anil Menon, a lieutenant colonel at the US Air Force, has been selected by NASA along with nine others to be astronauts for future missions, the American space agency has announced.
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Bill Gates Pledges 5 Billion USD For Africa's Development
Microsoft founder Bill Gates today pledged to invest USD 5 billion over the next five years for Africa's development as he called on leaders in the continent to do everything in their power to realise global peace icon Nelson Mandela's dream of a bright future for the youth.
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US Senators Introduce Legislation to Cut H1B Visas by 15,000
Two American Senators have introduced a legislation in the Senate proposing to cut the number of popular H-1B visas by 15,000 and that such a visa be given to highest wage earner first.
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"It's Very Significant": NASA Administrator Lauds India's Chandrayaan-3 Success
Noting India's success in the Chandrayaan-3 mission, NASA administrator Bill Nelson said on Friday that India has done something that no other country has done, and it deserve every bit of praise for the accomplishment.
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NASA-ISRO Working Together to Make India's Space Station, Launch NISAR in 2024
Stepping up collaboration, National Aeronautics and Space Administration Administrator Bill Nelson on Tuesday said the US was open to helping India build its own space station. On a visit to India, Nelson said the US and India were working on plans to send an Indian astronaut to the International Space Station by the end of next year, while the In...
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NASA Administrator To Visit India For Meetings With Scientists, Officials
NASA Administrator Bill Nelson is set to travel to India and the UAE beginning Monday for a series of meetings with key government officials.
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AC Charania: 5 Points On NASA's New Chief Technologist
The aerospace specialist will be Bill Nelson's primary tech policy and programme advisor in the Office of Technology, Policy, and Strategy (OTPS), which has its headquarters in Washington.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Anil Menon Among 10 Astronauts Chosen by NASA for Moon Mission
Indian-origin physician Anil Menon, a lieutenant colonel at the US Air Force, has been selected by NASA along with nine others to be astronauts for future missions, the American space agency has announced.
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Bill Gates Pledges 5 Billion USD For Africa's Development
Microsoft founder Bill Gates today pledged to invest USD 5 billion over the next five years for Africa's development as he called on leaders in the continent to do everything in their power to realise global peace icon Nelson Mandela's dream of a bright future for the youth.
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US Senators Introduce Legislation to Cut H1B Visas by 15,000
Two American Senators have introduced a legislation in the Senate proposing to cut the number of popular H-1B visas by 15,000 and that such a visa be given to highest wage earner first.
