First Hydroelectric Plant
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On the Ganganachukki waterfall of the Sivasamudram
Falls, Karnataka, built in 1902
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First City to have electricity
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Banglore, in 1906 (it was in fact the first city to
have electricity)
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First Man in Space
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Rakesh Sharma aboard Salyut 7, on April 03, 1984. He
was the 138th man in space world-wide.
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First Women in Space
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Kalpana Chawla aboard Space Shuttle Columbia flight
STS-87, on November 19,1997
She was a naturalized United States citizen, and represented the US during the event. |
First Test-tube baby
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Durga Agarwal, born 1978
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First Scienfific Expedition to Antarctica
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1981
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First Nuclear Reactor
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Tarapur, Maharashtra
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First Genetically Modified Food Product in India
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Bt. Egg Plant Hybrid
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First Satellite
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Aryabhatta, launched on April 19, 1975
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First Satellite dedicated exclusively for educational
services
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EDUSET
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First Successfully Indigenous Launch Vehicle
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SLV-3
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The first person in the world to land on the moon
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Neil A. Armstrong and Edwin E Aldrin Jr of USA
(Armstrong was the first to set foot on the moon followed by Aldrin) - July
21, 1969
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First man to enter space (or the world's first
cosmonaut)
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Yuri Gagarin (Russian)
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The first returnable space shuttle
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Colombia
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The first disabled satellite repaired in space
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Solar Max
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The first unmanned moon-buggy to explore surface of the
moon
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Lunokhod-I (Russia)
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The first unmanned spaceship to have soft-landed and
lifted off from the moon to return to earth.
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Luna - 16 (Russia) (Sept. 21, 1970)
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The first manned space vehicle to land on the moon
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Lunar Exploration Module (LEM) nick named
"Eagle"
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The first country to send men on the moon
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USA
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The first to launch earth satellite or "artificial
baby moon"
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Russia
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The first woman cosmonaut of the world
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Valentina Tereshkova (Russian)
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The first person to float in space
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Alexei Lenov (Russian)
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The first American astronaut (and second person in the
world) to float in space
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Edward White
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The first country to launch a cosmic space rocket
towards moon
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USSR
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The first space rocket to hit the moon
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Lunik-II
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The first spaceship in the world to sample moon's crust
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Surveyor-3 (USA)
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The first space vehicle to soft-land on Moon
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Luna-9 (Russia)
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The first space vehicle to orbite the moon
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Luna-10 (Russia)
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The first space-craft to leave solar system
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Pioneer II
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The first American manned spaceship to perform crew
transfer in space
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Apollo-9 (USA)
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The first manned spacehip to perform space flight round
the moon
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Apollo-8 (USA)
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Health benefits of Indian gooseberry or Amla Indian gooseberry or Amla even though it is extremely sour in taste is regarded as the messiha for people suffering from vision problems, skin problems, and hair fall problems etc. Amla is one of the favourite medicine in Ayurveda for skin complaints and hair falls related problems. Indian gooseberry or Amla contains good amount of powerful antioxidants which play a very vital role in boosting immunity and improving general health of public. What's so special about Amla? Apart from containing good amount of Vitamin C and vitamin A, Indian gooseberry or Amla is also a good source of folic acid, calcium, iron , phosphorus ,carotene etc. Fitness experts also like this fruit as it contains low amount of calories for example if you take 100 grams of Amla will find only 44 calories in it . 1. Good for immunity - Indian gooseberries are natures very own medicine for humans. Vitamin such as C and A along wit...
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