Photo of the moon by the Chandrayaan-3 probe's Lander Hazard Detection and Avoidance Camera (LHDAC). (Image credit: ISRO)

IIT Kharagpur team uncovers 4.4‑billion‑year‑old Moon mystery, findings set to guide Chandrayaan‑4

Researchers from the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, in collaboration with the Physical Research Laboratory, have uncovered new insights into the Moon’s deep interior by studying ancient iron‑ and titanium‑rich rocks believed to be 4.3–4.4 billion years old. The work, grounded in high‑pressure laboratory experiments, not only helps solve a long‑standing lunar puzzle but also stands to inform the design and scientific goals of India’s upcoming Chandrayaan‑4 sample‑return mission.

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IIT Mandi's Low-Cost Device Gives Three-Hour Landslide Alerts

IIT Mandi’s AI device offers 3‑hour landslide warning, making India’s mountains safer

A low‑cost early warning system developed by IIT Mandi’s Professor Kala Venkata Uday can predict landslides up to three hours in advance with over 90% accuracy. Installed across 60 sites in Himachal Pradesh, the AI‑powered device uses sensors and machine learning to detect subtle slope movements and trigger timely alerts for at‑risk communities.

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IIT Delhi signs MoUs with 18 NITs to launch ALIGN for academic and research collaboration

IIT Delhi Signs MoUs with 18 NITs to Launch ALIGN for Academic and Research Collaboration

IIT Delhi signed MoUs with 18 NITs launching ALIGN framework with Early Admission Scheme, enabling top NIT students to join MTech, MS, PhD without GATE.

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The Supreme Court used Article 142 to allow an IIT Kharagpur student to shift to IIT Roorkee for treatment at PGI Chandigarh, while limiting the order to his case.

Supreme Court Allows IIT Kharagpur B.Arch Student to Shift to IIT Roorkee on Medical Grounds

The Supreme Court used Article 142 to allow an IIT Kharagpur student to shift to IIT Roorkee for treatment at PGI Chandigarh, while limiting the order to his case. A rare inter-IIT transfer In a rare intervention, the Supreme Court allowed a B.Arch student of IIT Kharagpur to transfer to IIT Roorkee on serious mental…

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IIT Graduate Quits US Bank Job, Sells 4BHK To Travel The World With Family

IIT graduate quits high‑paying US banking job to travel the world with family, says they’re “living life king‑size”

An Indian IIT graduate who once worked as a Director at First Republic Bank in the United States has walked away from a high‑salary corporate career to live a perpetually nomadic life with his Austrian wife and three children. He now describes their existence as “king‑size,” built around travel, minimal possessions, and a focus on experiences over conventional security.

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