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SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY - February 2022

Feb 2022

Sep 09, 2026

Bengaluru Space Expo 2026 Concludes with International Partnerships

The Bengaluru Space Expo (BSX) 2026 concluded in Bengaluru on 9 September 2026, after three days of industry exhibitions and policy discussions. The event featured collaboration between ISRO, IN-SPACe, NSIL, and industry players, with international participation including Australia as a technology partner. The expo highlighted India’s growing space ecosystem, private sector involvement, and government initiatives to foster innovation, research, and start-up activity in space technology. Delegates noted sessions on space policy, launch capabilities, and regional and global space collaborations, underscoring India’s role as a hub for space innovation and partnerships.
  • BSX 2026 ended in Bengaluru on 9 September 2026.
  • Event showcased India’s space ecosystem and private sector involvement.
  • Australia participated as a technology partner; ISRO/IN-SPACe/NSIL were involved.
  • Discussions covered space policy, launches, and international collaboration.
  • Emphasis on fostering start-ups and innovation in space technology.

India-Australia Announce Five Space Partnerships at BSX 2026

During the Bengaluru Space Expo (BSX) 2026 in Bengaluru on 8 September 2026, India and Australia announced five space industry partnerships. The agreements cover satellite infrastructure, spacecraft recovery, spaceport activities, research collaboration, and advanced manufacturing. The Australian Trade and Investment Commission (Austrade) led the Australian delegation. The announcements reflect deepened bilateral space cooperation, with stakeholders from government and industry exploring private sector participation, joint research, and technology transfer. BSX 2026, organized by CII with ISRO, IN-SPACe, and NSIL, continues to position India as a growing hub for space innovation and international collaboration.
  • Five space-industry partnerships were announced at BSX 2026 in Bengaluru (8 Sept 2026).
  • Areas include satellite infrastructure, spacecraft recovery, and spaceport activities.
  • Research collaboration and advanced manufacturing are also part of the deals.
  • Austrade led the Australian delegation; BSX is a joint public-private platform.
  • The event underscores India–Australia space cooperation and private sector involvement.

Sep 08, 2026

EOS-05 settles into geosynchronous orbit after successful launch

ISRO's EOS-05 satellite, launched on 4 September 2026, has successfully settled into geosynchronous orbit, marking a milestone for India's space programme. The mission, part of the GSLV-F17 launch, deployed a high-resolution Earth observation satellite designed to provide persistent coverage over the Indian subcontinent. The final orbit-raising manoeuvre, completed on 7 September 2026, achieved the desired altitude for continuous imaging, enabling near real-time monitoring of weather patterns, agriculture, and disaster response. The successful recovery after earlier launch setbacks demonstrates indigenous capability and strengthens India's space governance. EOS-05 will support national security, environmental monitoring, and developmental planning with enhanced data continuity.
  • EOS-05 in geosynchronous orbit after launch on 4 September 2026.
  • Final orbit-raising completed on 7 September 2026.
  • Provides persistent Earth observation for continuous imaging.
  • Supports weather, agriculture, and disaster response monitoring.
  • Signifies rebound from earlier launch issues; enhances space governance.

Sep 07, 2026

India Valve Registry Launched at India Valves 2026

Vice President of India C. P. Radhakrishnan launched the India Valve Registry at the India Valves 2026 conference in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, September 2026. The registry is a multicentre national database created to collect secure and de-identified real-world information on patient outcomes related to heart valve interventions. The initiative is expected to support research and improve the understanding of treatment outcomes across India. By providing a standardized data framework, clinicians and policymakers can compare practices, identify gaps, and drive evidence-based cardiovascular care while protecting patient privacy through data de-identification.
  • India Valve Registry launched at India Valves 2026
  • Multicentre national database for heart valve outcomes
  • Secure and de-identified real-world data
  • Aims to support research and improve care
  • Facilitates evidence-based policymaking

Sep 06, 2026

IESO 2026 in Turin ends with India winning nine medals

The 19th International Earth Science Olympiad (IESO) 2026 concluded in Turin, Italy, with participants from many countries solving problems in geology, meteorology, and environmental science. Indian teams achieved nine medals, reflecting strength in earth sciences at the secondary level. Organisers emphasised the event's aim to promote scientific curiosity, critical thinking, and cross-cultural exchange among young learners. The medals contribute to India's growing track record in international science competitions and may inspire more students to pursue STEM studies. The outcome underscores the importance of early scientific exposure in building future researchers and professionals.
  • IESO 2026 held in Turin, Italy
  • Participants compete in geology, meteorology, environmental science
  • India wins nine medals
  • Event promotes curiosity, critical thinking, international collaboration
  • Results bolster India's standing in international science competitions

ISRO launches GSLV-F17 EOS-05 mission on 4 September 2026; third 2026 orbital flight

India's space programme maintained momentum with the GSLV-F17 mission, carrying the EOS-05 Earth observation satellite. Launched from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre on 4 September 2026, the rocket placed EOS-05 into a sub-geosynchronous transfer orbit. This mission marks ISRO's third orbital launch in 2026 and strengthens civil and strategic capabilities in weather monitoring, mapping, and disaster management. Data from EOS-05 will support agriculture planning and regional development. Work continues toward the maiden uncrewed Gaganyaan flight, targeted by the end of 2026, advancing India's goal of human spaceflight and independent space capabilities.
  • GSLV-F17 mission launched from Satish Dhawan Space Centre
  • EOS-05 Earth observation satellite deployed into sub-geosynchronous transfer orbit on 4 September 2026
  • ISRO's third orbital launch in 2026
  • EOS-05 data to aid weather, mapping, disaster management, agriculture
  • Plans for a maiden uncrewed Gaganyaan flight by end of 2026

Sep 05, 2026

LiDAR survey at Lakkundi aims to map buried Kalyana-Chalukya-era structures

Researchers in Karnataka's Gadag district have launched a six-month LiDAR-based geospatial mapping survey at Lakkundi, a site famed for Western Chalukya temples, stepwells, and inscriptions. The project aims to uncover buried remains from the Kalyana-Chalukya period (10th–12th centuries CE) using LiDAR, a laser-based remote-sensing method that generates precise terrain models and reveals subsurface features. The survey tests the local belief that Lakkundi housed 101 temples and 101 wells, against scientific data. Findings will enrich understanding of medieval architecture and settlement patterns, support conservation planning, and boost heritage tourism. The project is funded by the state archaeology directorate and collaborating universities.
  • Location: Lakkundi, Gadag district, Karnataka
  • Period studied: Kalyana-Chalukya (10th–12th centuries CE)
  • Method: LiDAR-based geospatial mapping
  • Objective: test 101-temples/101-wells belief
  • Significance: informs archaeology, conservation, tourism
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