India's first Solar mission Aditya L1 India is all set to launch its first solar mission called Aditya L1 from Sriharikota off the Andhra Pradesh on September 2. The spacecraft with seven payloads will blast off at 11:50 am. The spacecraft will be launched by PSLV XL rocket and it will travel a distance about 1.5 million kilometres from the earth. This mission will take 109 days to reach near the sun and to observe Photo sphere, Chromo sphere and Corona of the Sun using electromagnetic field detectors.  The L1 point where the Aditya L1 will reach has its importance why ISRO wants to sent it at L1 point ?. First Because from the L1 point ISRO will keep monitoring to the Sun with the help from different payloads. Second , here in this path no obstruction like Solar  eclipse come , so that the space craft continue work. The seven different payloads will ensure the electromagnetic field detectors to detect. The mission its self shows importance how India is curious about it...

BPSC 69th Exam 2023 | exam pattern | Changes in the exam | Negative marking in BPSC  BPSC is all set to conduct its 69th preliminary exam this September without any delay. Like previous exam of civil service, this year also BPSC will go with negative marking in the exam. It also tweaks some changes in the options reduced to four from five. This pattern somehow gives relieve to many students who found confused little bit in the exam although they have a answer.  It has been seen that the one of other objectives of the commission is to set a standard of questions for other exams so that other competitive exams would follow the questions in a good format. The older questions with five options might confused many decent scholars.  This is the second time the BPSC has continued its policy to go with negative marking and some changes that exhorts some hopes in the aspirants of the exam.  Why this exam is becoming more hard than ever ? There are several reasons behind it, b...