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Indo-French TRISHNA Mission
🛰️ 1. About the TRISHNA Mission
➡️ TRISHNA is a collaborative Earth-observation satellite mission between the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and France’s National Centre for Space Studies (CNES).
➡️ Its primary purpose is to use high-resolution thermal infrared imaging to assess natural resources and monitor the Earth’s surface.
➡️ The mission has been under conceptualisation and formalisation for approximately a decade, and has now reached the realisation stage, according to the report.
🤝 2. India–France Space Cooperation
➡️ TRISHNA is described as the third satellite developed jointly by India and France, following:
➡️ 🛰️ Megha-Tropiques: A joint mission focused on studying the water cycle and energy exchanges in the tropical atmosphere.
➡️ 🛰️ SARAL (Satellite with ARgos and ALtika): A joint oceanographic mission that measures ocean-surface height and studies ocean circulation.
➡️ TRISHNA reflects the continuing scientific and technological partnership between India and France in space research.
🌡️ 3. Significance of TRISHNA
➡️ 🌾 Agriculture: Thermal observations can help assess crop water stress and support irrigation planning.
➡️ 💧 Water management: Surface temperature and evapotranspiration measurements can help improve water-resource assessment.
➡️ 🌳 Ecosystem monitoring: Satellite observations can help study vegetation health and environmental changes.
➡️ 🌍 Climate research: High-resolution thermal data can support research on land-surface processes and climate-related impacts.
➡️ 📊 Natural-resource management: Better observations can support evidence-based planning for land, water and vegetation.
🛰️ 1. About the TRISHNA Mission
➡️ TRISHNA is a collaborative Earth-observation satellite mission between the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and France’s National Centre for Space Studies (CNES).
➡️ Its primary purpose is to use high-resolution thermal infrared imaging to assess natural resources and monitor the Earth’s surface.
➡️ The mission has been under conceptualisation and formalisation for approximately a decade, and has now reached the realisation stage, according to the report.
🤝 2. India–France Space Cooperation
➡️ TRISHNA is described as the third satellite developed jointly by India and France, following:
➡️ 🛰️ Megha-Tropiques: A joint mission focused on studying the water cycle and energy exchanges in the tropical atmosphere.
➡️ 🛰️ SARAL (Satellite with ARgos and ALtika): A joint oceanographic mission that measures ocean-surface height and studies ocean circulation.
➡️ TRISHNA reflects the continuing scientific and technological partnership between India and France in space research.
🌡️ 3. Significance of TRISHNA
➡️ 🌾 Agriculture: Thermal observations can help assess crop water stress and support irrigation planning.
➡️ 💧 Water management: Surface temperature and evapotranspiration measurements can help improve water-resource assessment.
➡️ 🌳 Ecosystem monitoring: Satellite observations can help study vegetation health and environmental changes.
➡️ 🌍 Climate research: High-resolution thermal data can support research on land-surface processes and climate-related impacts.
➡️ 📊 Natural-resource management: Better observations can support evidence-based planning for land, water and vegetation.
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13_October_2026_Deepak_Yadav_Education_Class_Notes_in_English_.pdf
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📌 World Food Day 2026: Innovate Today, Nourish Tomorrow
🔹 🌾 World Food Day 2026 is observed on 16 October with the theme “Innovate Today, Nourish Tomorrow.”
🔹 🌐 The theme highlights the need for innovation in agriculture, food production, nutrition and food distribution to ensure future food security.
🔹 🍽️ According to the article, 645 million people still face hunger, while one-third of the world’s population cannot afford a healthy diet.
🔹 ⚠️ Three major factors worsen global hunger: climate-related risks, economic shocks and conflicts.
🔹 🌾 World Food Day 2026 is observed on 16 October with the theme “Innovate Today, Nourish Tomorrow.”
🔹 🌐 The theme highlights the need for innovation in agriculture, food production, nutrition and food distribution to ensure future food security.
🔹 🍽️ According to the article, 645 million people still face hunger, while one-third of the world’s population cannot afford a healthy diet.
🔹 ⚠️ Three major factors worsen global hunger: climate-related risks, economic shocks and conflicts.
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