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Earlier this week, Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa had announced that he would take 8 crew members along with him on a voyage to the moon on SpaceX's Starship.
In three days, Maezawa's dearMoon project has received over 3,00,000 applications from all across the world and the highest number are from India.
This was followed by US, Japan, France and the United Kingdom. The moon mission is slated to be held in 2023 and registrations for the contest are open until the 14th of March.
The week-long, first civilian lunar mission, which will be completely paid for by Maezawa, will have 10-12 people on board.

Japanese billionaire gets over 3 lakh applicants for moon voyage, most from India

After Japanese billionaire&nbsp;Yusaku Maezawa announced that he was looking for 8 crew members to join him for a moon mission, he has received over 3 lakh applicants and most of them are from India

Earlier this week, Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa had announced that he would take 8 crew members along with him on a voyage to the moon on SpaceX's Starship.
In three days, Maezawa's dearMoon project has received over 3,00,000 applications from all across the world and the highest number are from India.
This was followed by US, Japan, France and the United Kingdom. The moon mission is slated to be held in 2023 and registrations for the contest are open until the 14th of March.
The week-long, first civilian lunar mission, which will be completely paid for by Maezawa, will have 10-12 people on board.

Building an Entrepreneurial India with Ramanathan Ramanan

Edited by Malavika VN 
There are some big questions that India currently faces &mdash; how do we make use of our demographic dividend? How can we boost jobs for an increasing number of working-class youth? How can we make India a truly global country? It is in an attempt to answer these questions that the NITI Aayog set up the Atal Innovation Mission, to promote entrepreneurship and innovation right from the school level. Today, R. Ramanan, Mission Director of the Atal Innovation Mission sheds light on the workings, ambition and design of the mission. In part 1 of our series 'Building an Entrepreneurial India', Mr Ramanan sheds light on issues ranging from the requirements to build a nation of job creators to India's place in a rapidly advancing, technologically dependent world.

The UN forecasts a rise in population from 7.7 billion today to 9.7 billion by 2050. According to a report in the Financial Times, investors and entrepreneurs are eyeing algae as a protein substitute that will help feed this growing population. Research has found the production of the algae is quite environment-friendly. An economical way to harness it can help not only the environment, but also aid food security.

The UN forecasts a rise in population from 7.7 billion today to 9.7 billion by 2050. According to a report in the Financial Times, investors and entrepreneurs are eyeing algae as a protein substitute that will help feed this growing population. Research has found the production of the algae is quite environment-friendly. An economical way to harness it can help not only the environment, but also aid food security.

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