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The Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology (TIET) has proposed to launch its first student nano-satellite, “Thaparsat”, to be installed in the low earth orbit.

Chennai-based Srinivasagopalan Rangarajan, who founded Data Patterns (India) Ltd, is the first defence and aerospace entrepreneur to feature in the IIFL Wealth Hurun India Rich List 2022.The former table tennis champion and Indian Institute of ...

Market watchers believe that low-level buying in beaten-down stocks supported the domestic equity market for the week ended May 20.

Those two dozen cases, even though theyve become the focal point of the cias investigation, are some of the toughest ones that the cia has to look into, and they dont really have any evidence that any other nation state is behind it. they dont really have any evidence or sort of common data patterns to help them draw conclusions about attribution at all. at the end of the day, as one cia official put it to us last night, this is one of the hardest analytical problems that the cia has been faced ...

Let me write this in two parts. First I will explain about working with Data Patterns. When you join in the company, they will tell you that they provide ve

Clean Science and Technology, Data Patterns (India), Heranba Industries, Latent View Analytics, Medplus Health Services are the top five recently-listed stocks which have good long-term growth potential, said brokerage house Religare ...

With thrust on defence spending and strong earnings, growth should help sustain Data Patterns rich valuations as compared to other defence-related PSUs, brokerage house IIFL Securities said.Data Patterns is a vertically integrated electronics ...

Sensex crashed over 1,000 points on Monday to close below the 58,000 level, led by sell-off in banking and financial stocks amid mixed global cues.

Sensex crashed over 1,000 points on Monday to close below the 58,000 level, led by sell-off in banking and financial stocks amid mixed global cues.

Sensex crashed over 1,000 points on Monday to close below the 58,000 level, led by sell-off in banking and financial stocks amid mixed global cues.