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Red Fort Blast 2025: Car Explosion Near Lal Quila Metro in Delhi

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  The calm morning of November 2025 turned into chaos when a sudden Delhi blast 2025 shook the surroundings near Lal Qila Metro Station, just beside the iconic Red Fort. Within minutes, the peaceful heritage zone transformed into a scene of confusion, sirens, and flashing lights. People who were commuting through Chandni Chowk and Daryaganj couldn’t believe that a Red Fort car explosion could happen in such a heavily guarded and historically important area. Officials quickly declared a Delhi high alert , cordoning off roads and redirecting traffic. As the dust settled, the big question echoed: what really happened near Lal Qila Metro in Delhi? 1. The Morning of the Delhi Blast 2025 It was around 9:30 a.m. when locals near the Red Fort heard a loud explosion that shattered nearby windows and triggered panic among commuters. Eyewitnesses said the sound was unlike anything they had heard before—“a deep thud that made the ground tremble.” A parked car near the metro station becam...
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Polaris Dawn: SpaceX's First Private Spacewalk

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Why is the Polaris Dawn Mission a Game-Changer? In the age of rapid development in space, when new frontiers are being opened up with each passing day, only one mission has taken the world by storm — the Polaris Dawn Mission. Spanned by and spearheaded by SpaceX, this ambitious undertaking is a principal component of the greater Polaris program and represents a fundamental leap forward for the future of private spaceflight. But what really makes it stand out? Facts with Hardik discusses the Polaris Dawn Mission , a venture intended not only to circle the Earth but to push the boundaries of spacewalks, communications, and space medicine. It's not a mission — it's a bridge to commercial space travel's future. With four extremely trained astronauts on board, including mission commander Jared Isaacman, this mission has a goal to travel farther than any manned mission in decades. The mission is multi-faceted. In addition to conducting the first-ever commercial SpaceX spacewalk, ...
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