All hail HAL! Get ready for 'Made in India' Apache-like military helicopter

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All hail HAL! Get ready for 'Made in India' Apache-like military helicopter Hindustan Aeronautics is all set to produce a 10 to 12 tonne attack helicopter which will be comparable with the Apache of the Boeing. It will of great strategic significance and ready by 2027. A secret weapon from Thailand that can change the future of Mumbai According to the report approved by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), if carbon emissions go unchecked sea levels will rise by at least 1 m by 2100. It will lead to submerging of many cities like Mumbai and Bangkok. How one female climate crusader is taking on Vietnam's 'big coal' At 43, Nguy Thi Khanh has already founded Green ID, Vietnam's best-known environmental NGO, convinced the government to reduce some of its coal targets, helped spark a national conversation about rising air and water pollution, and won international plaudits for her work. Is COVID-19 a bioweapon? Five conspiracy theories around coronavirus that will shock you Here are some of the most spine-chilling, eerie and scary conspiracy theories surrounding COVID-19. Men in Black: NSG, the 'Black Cats' of India Union Minister of Home Affairs, Amit Shah inaugurated the 29 Special Composite Group complex of National Security Guard (NSG) in Rajarhat, West Bengal. Seema Verma: A maid turned runner who now earns in lakhs Verma, a resident of Nalasopara has won many running events over the last few years, but it is her personal story of courage and determination that inspires fellow-runners the most. 'Monday effect' may be impacting your package delivery: Study Researchers, including those from Lehigh University in the US, found that process interruptions that occur when operations are shut down over the weekend, along with human factors like the "Monday blues," hurt supply chain performance on Mondays. Companies look out to satiate growing appetite for a healthier bite With consumers across cities and towns increasingly looking to eat right, a flurry of new healthy and organic food products across different segments have hit the shelves. Even online food delivery platforms report a spike in demand for healthy, homestyle food. Utterly butterly delicious? Belgians swap butter for bugs Belgian waffles may be about to become more environmentally friendly. Scientists at Ghent University in Belgium are experimenting with larva fat to replace butter in waffles, cakes and cookies, saying using grease from insects is more sustainable than dairy produce. Here's why the dollar stands alone as the key currency haven The haven status of the dollar and the yen came under question in February, with both wobbling as the coronavirus outbreak threatens the two economies.

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