Devendra Chaudhary

The atomic clock on IRNSS-1F (part of India's NavIC/NavIC regional GPS-like system) has failed—its last one, after 10 years of service. Each sat carries 3 redundant rubidium clocks for ultra-precise timing essential to calculate positions. Result: Only 3 sats now provide full navigation signals (down from 4). NavIC needs at least 4 for accurate 3D positioning + clock sync across India (+1500km). Coverage now has gaps/blind spots; system is effectively degraded for precise use. The sat can still broadcast one-way messages (e.g., alerts). New NVS replacements are delayed but targeted for 2026 launches. India falls back more on GPS/Galileo etc. in the meantime.

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In UP's Pilibhit, an ambulance ferrying a brain dead woman from hospital to her home struck a large pothole on the National Highway. The jolt was powerful enough to bring back life to the clinically dead woman.

Bhai ye mere friend ka math ka paper hai bas ek baar ye QR code scan kar lo 😭🙏🏻 This was not on my 2026 list CBSE 😭💔

step 1: focus on yourself and your business step 2: become self-sufficient (solve for challenges around you) step 3: only then think about the bigger picture ie your country/the world/etc If you can't solve step 2 then there's no step 3.