Diet to reduce Anxiety :
-Prolonged Anxiety hinders your normal body and brain function - makes you more lethargic and reduces your reasoning capacity
Anxiety arises from depressive negative event, visuals / thoughts even news/ messages
It’s impact is silent but deep
Name of Vijay's alliance - Secular Social Justice Victory Alliance
One of its members : Indian Union Muslim League (IUML)
The word Secular in the name of the Alliance
Every Indian should know this one, and here is why.
Five students from IIT Madras just got a patent granted by the toughest patent office in the world. :)
Now here is what they actually invented.
See, satellites look at Earth two ways.
The first is a normal camera, just a very good one.
Sharp, full colour, easy to read. The catch is it needs sunlight and clear sky. Clouds block it. Night blocks it. Smoke blocks it.
Over India during the monsoon, it is basically blind for months.
The second is radar.
It fires radio waves at the ground and reads the echo. Radio waves pass straight through cloud, smoke and darkness, so radar works at 3 am in heavy rain.
But the picture it gives you is grey and strange. It shows shape and texture, not colour. Reading it takes a lot of training.
So one gives you a beautiful image you often cannot capture. The other gives you an image you can always capture but struggle to understand.
The fix obviously is to combine them.
People tried for years and it did not work well, for a simple reason.
The two images came from different satellites. The camera photographed a field at 10 in the morning from one angle. The radar satellite scanned it at 4 in the afternoon from a different angle. Lay one over the other and nothing lines up.
Different time, different position, different view. You are not looking at the same moment.
GalaxEye's patent covers a way to put both sensors on one satellite and make them fire together. Same instant, same patch of ground, same angle.
The invention is the architecture that keeps the two locked in.
The same technology was already patented in India. Now the US has recognised it too. The company says this makes it the first Indian startup to hold a US patent for satellite imaging technology.
Obviously there are plenty of applications for that technology like defence radars to see through camouflage and tree cover.
In farming, the technology will allow us to watch crops during monsoon, exactly when normal satellites cannot see.
Interestingly, the idea came from a real problem. Suyash Singh was assessing wildfire damage in California using satellite data.
The camera images were useless because of the smoke. The radar images were available but were hard to interpret.
Now you understand why the solution is simply genius. :)
GalaxEye was founded in 2021 by five IIT Madras alumni. Suyash Singh, Denil Chawda, Kishan Thakkar, Pranit Mehta and Rakshit Bhatt.
They met while building Team Avishkar Hyperloop.
In 2019 that team was the only Asian entry to reach the finals of SpaceX's global hyperloop competition. They built India's first self propelled hyperloop pod.
Then they decided to build satellites instead. Incubated at IIT Madras, based in Bengaluru, backed by Mela Ventures, Speciale Invest, ideaForge and Rainmatter.
On 3 May this year they launched Mission Drishti on a Falcon 9. The world's first OptoSAR satellite. At around 190 kg it was India's largest privately built Earth observation satellite at the time.
So, five people who were students seven years ago had an original idea, patented it in India, built the hardware, flew it on a Falcon 9 and then got the invention recognised by the US patent office.
Amazing! 🇮🇳
Crazy to think how dominant Nokia once was in the mobile phone market. Also, many young people will have never heard of Alcatel. Today 5 of the largest 8 mobile phone companies are Chinese.
Narendra Modi, unfortunately, must take up the job of the urban local bodies also. This is the cost of having a lower bureaucracy, plagued by a lack of monetary breathing room and normalised incompetence.
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Sarvam will be at Global Fintech Fest 2026.
Across the week, we’ll have live demos and conversations on building AI that financial institutions can own, control and keep improving.
Venue: Booth E8-E15, Pavilion Hall
Dates: 8-11 September 2026
Here’s what we have lined up at GFF.
Know a lady who studied in Stella Maris. She mentioned how the jeep would start moving in reverse when a pretty girl gets spotted, sizing her up. Several girls went missing, no one ever dares to talk about the girls ever. Even some auto drivers were involved in the "supply chain"
Until I heard the eye-witness account, I had thought it is just another urban legend, 'coz in my opinion he looks too dadhi to do all this villatthanam. But I was wrong.