GMRT: India's largest radio telescope key to detecting the u

The findings were published on Thursday by a team of global scientists, including from Indian Pulsar Timing Array (InPTA) which used the Pune-based GMRT telescope. The team's results are considered as a crucial milestone in opening a new, astrophysically-rich window in the gravitational wave spectrum.

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