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Opinion: India's new surveillance challenge from Pakistan lies 500 km above Earth

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By Divyam Sharma
| MSN India Verified
A US-based firm recently shared a post on LinkedIn explaining how Pakistan's earth observation satellite, PRSC EO3, is an anomaly because of its orbit. The US-based company COMSPOC found that the electro-optical imagery satellite, which requires sunlight to capture images of the ground, was placed in a 38-degree inclined orbit around Earth. The orbit is unusual for an optical imagery satellite, with a sun-synchronous inclination of nearly 90 degrees.
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Opinion: India's New Surveillance Challenge From Pakistan Lies 500 km Above Earth

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By Divyam Sharma
| Flipboard
12 hours ago The strikes are the latest threat to the fragile ceasefire between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Afghanistan has launched air strikes on what it called hideouts used by armed groups and “hostile intelligence circles” inside Pakistan, Kabul has announced. The strikes, reported on Friday by Afghanistan’s …
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Rajasthan to London council seat: Tracking Indian man's rise in UK politics

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By Divyam Sharma
| MSN India Verified
Written by Divyam Sharma Over a century ago, Dadabhai Naoroji, who was known as the "Grand Old Man of India", became the first Asian and Indian to be elected as a Member of Parliament in the House of Commons in the UK in 1892. He represented the Central Finsbury seat in London. Dadabhai used Westminster to voice concerns of the ethnic minorities in Britain and British colonies, especially India.
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