Day: 8 August 2024

ICG rescues burnt fisherman off Andhra Pradesh coast

Vijay Raman

The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) rescued a 21-year-old Indian fisherman with second-degree burns on the left side of his body on the midnight of 07 August 2024. The incident occurred on board the Indian Fishing Boat (IFB) Sengalamman, about 183 km off Kakinada coast (Andhra Pradesh). On receiving the distress call from Assistant Director of Fisheries, Chennai on 06 August 2024, Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre (MRCC) Chennai diverted the route of ICG ship 'Samudra Pahardar' to render timely assistance. Also, ICG Station Kakinada was informed to arrange for necessary medical…

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Indian Navy and German Navy conduct Maritime Partnership Exercise

Vijay Raman

Indian Navy's frontline frigate, INS Tabar conducted Maritime Partnership Exercise (MPX) with German Navy near Kiel Canal on 05 Aug 24 during her return from St Petersburg, Russia. INS Tabar had earlier visited Hamburg, Germany from 17 to 20 Jul 24. These activities are aimed at strengthening maritime ties between the two countries. The MPX between Indian Navy and German Navy conducted near Kiel Canal reflects the outreach and sustainment efforts of Indian Navy and is also a significant milestone in maritime cooperation between the two countries. The MPX with…

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Indian researchers discover a new way to control cholesterol

Vijay Raman

Researchers have discovered a new frontier in computer-aided drug discovery that could help develop drugs that can block harmful protein-protein interactions that lead to conditions such as increased low-density lipoprotein (LDL) or cholesterol levels. Proteins are vital to our health, performing a wide range of functions. However, incorrect protein interactions can lead to diseases. Traditionally, scientists have tried to develop small molecule drugs that act as competitive inhibitors for protein-protein interaction (PPI) sites. However, this has proven difficult due to the large and smooth nature of protein interaction regions. An…

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Suzuki-backed Next Bharat Ventures Signs Strategic MoU with 3one4 Capital and Antler India to Empower Early-Stage Startups

Vijay Raman

●        Next Bharat will closely work with 3one4 Capital and Antler India to nurture and empower early-stage startup ecosystems. The initiative aims to amplify support with the twin goals of creating impact by enabling entrepreneurship in both the mainstream business and social arenas across India. ●        Applications for the 4-month Next Bharat Residency Program are open until 12th August 2024. Shortlisted social impact entrepreneurs from the program will be aided with funding starting from INR 1 Cr onwards.  Next Bharat Ventures, a subsidiary of Suzuki Motor Corp Japan, dedicated to…

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