Science
India to Renew €7 Million Commitment to Italy's Elettra Facilities
Union Minister Jitendra Singh announced that India will contribute at least €7 million over five years to the Elettra 2.0 programme in Trieste, Italy. This funding renews India's longstanding scientific commitment to the advanced synchrotron radiation facilities. The collaboration aims to boost cutting-edge research and strengthen bilateral technological ties between the two nations.
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