India's giant metrewave radio telescope plays vital role in

India's Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope (GMRT) has emerged as a crucial player in the groundbreaking discovery of the universe's vibrations caused by ultra-low frequency gravitational waves. The GMRT, based in Pune, was one of the six large telescopes worldwide that contributed to this significant finding,

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