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Comparative Water Surface Elevation (WSE) Analysis of Ramganga Reservoir and Tehri Dam, Uttarakhand (2023–2026)

Kamal Pandey Kamal Pandey | May 8, 2026 | 123 Views | 1 Comments
The Ramganga Dam Reservoir and Tehri Dam Reservoir are two important water storage systems in Uttarakhand that support hydropower generation, irrigation, flood control, and drinking water supply. Monitoring these reservoirs using SWOT (Surface Water and Ocean Topography) satellite data helps in understanding their hydrological behaviour, seasonal storage variability, and response to climatic conditions. The reservoirs were selected because they represent Continue Reading »

From Layers to Language: Reimagining GIS in the Age of Generative AI 

Dr. Harish Karnatak Dr. Harish Karnatak | April 20, 2026 | 117 Views | 1 Comments
For many years, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) have been seen as complex and highly technical. Even simple tasks like identifying flood‑prone areas or finding suitable land for development require expert knowledge and advanced software skills. Because of this, decision‑making often depended on a small group of GIS specialists. The delay was not because the analysis was difficult, but because the Continue Reading »

Astrophage: The Star Eater

Jappji Mehar Jappji Mehar | April 10, 2026 | 105 Views | 0 Comments
The Science in Sci-Fi The realm of Sci-Fi transgresses to real science in Andy Weir’s book and its film adaptation “Project hail Mary”. This article explores the various concepts introduced in the movie from an educational perspective. The story begins with the protagonist waking up in a spaceship with no recollection of anything whatsoever. As he tries to make sense Continue Reading »

Crimson pink coloured water body noticed near Nagda, Udaipur

Mamta Chauhan Mamta Chauhan et al. | March 10, 2026 | 183 Views | 3 Comments
The lake city Udaipur, Rajasthan is known for its picturesque, serene lakes with clear waters appearing bright white and deep blue. Unusual pink/red colour waterbodies looks almost unreal. Here we reporta unique crimson pink coloured water body near Nagda (24°43'51.29"N and 73°43'41.59"E) observed during recent field trip (Mid-January) to Udaipur while on the way to Eklingji. It is nearly 300m Continue Reading »

NISAR Detects Lake Buried Under Snow in Himalayas

Ashish Joshi Ashish Joshi et al. | February 10, 2026 | 393 Views | 4 Comments
Authors: Ashish Joshi, Shefali Agrawal, R. P. Singh Glaciers are massive bodies of ice formed over many years from compacted snow that slowly flows downhill under the force of gravity. Glacial lakes are formed from melting glacier ice. They can be found on top of glaciers, inside or beneath them, or in front of and beside glaciers. These lakes are Continue Reading »