Aryabhata

21/04/2016

Hello Everyone,

As Indians, we feel proud when Indian entrepreneurs emerge on foreign lands. Levitas B.V is one such budding company started from Delft who's core competency is to develop new technologies that make transport vehicles more efficient.

Arybhata wishes them all the luck and success !!!

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https://www.linkedin.com/company/10214752?trk=prof-exp-company-name

Levitas is a startup company located in Delft, The Netherlands. We are focused on developing technologies that make transport vehicles more energy efficient.

01/07/2015

Hello fellow Indians :)

Aryabhata has a good news to all the Indian Masters students (graduated/about to graduate) !!!

With the help of external affairs AE TU Delft, we have 4 job oppertunities open in Airbus India especially for TU Delft students. Below are the positions:

1. Job Description - Airframe - Lofting and Master Geometry
Specialization - Aerospace Engineering / Mechanical Engineering

2. Job Description - Avionics Software & System testing
Specilization - Specialization: Electronics and Communications, Electrical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering

3. Job description – Mass Properties
Required Domain Expertise - Engineering (Bachelor or Masters) with experience in aerospace industry.

4. Job description – Methods & Tools
Specialization: Aerospace Engineering

These oppertunities will be closed soon, so apply for it to have a bright future.

Please contact Aryabhata for further details on job description and how to apply.

Email: [email protected]

Cheers,
Aryabhata

29/05/2015

On May 21st, the Ambassador of India to the Netherlands India in Netherlands (Embassy of India, The Hague), Mr. Rajesh N. Prasad, had visited TU Delft.

He took the opportunity to mingle with some Indian students here over lunch. We, as a student organization working to connect Indian and Dutch aerospace industry, had an opportunity to pitch in our vision and mission. It was a wonderful experience talking with him about what we do here and how Indian students are shaping their careers to challenge the future.

12/05/2015

Guys !!! Our barbeque is lit up.. We are expecting you guys at redbox...

05/05/2015

Awesome video.. Please have a look !! Changing India

Zorba- A Renaissance Studio presents Maya. Maya is a yearly concept of Zorba- A Renaissance Studio where they talk about how it is important to love and help...

16/03/2015

Great News Coming From ISRO:
Hot trials of India's bigger 200 kN gas generator cycle based cryogenic engine has been successfully concluded at LPSC Mahendra Giri. This will power the upper stage of both GSLV MK-3 and the under-development future ULV series of space vehicles.

India is also working on a much bigger 600 kN cryogenic engine for future space vehicle.Various metallurgical processed has been realized indigenously by ISRO for the first time in country.

Recently ISRO has reported that they are planning to set up a third Launch Pad at Sri Harikota to increase the numbers of launches per year.
JAI HIND

04/03/2015

What did we do in the past one year, and what is in store for the future? Check out our newsletter here!

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28/02/2015

We are quite happy to contribute an article to the Leonardo Times Magazine(January Edition) on "Indian Aerospace Industry: An Overview".
We hope it gives an idea about the aerospace industry to both Internationals and also Indians :)

25/02/2015

Internships are available through us on blackboard! We have internship positions in NAL (National Aerospace Laboratory), Bangalore for students studying structures, and internship positions in GMR group, Delhi for ATM/ATO students!

Check TU Delft's blackboard for more information or contact us to know more!

12/02/2015

Indian Aerospace is expanding very fast and here is one of its examples. Good news for all Aerospace students :)

Anil Ambani-led Reliance Group on Thursday announced its foray into the high growth defence and aerospace manufacturing sector that are estimated to touch a market size of $100 billion in 10 years.

01/02/2015

On this day, India lost one of its greats: Kalpana Chawla.
The first Indian-American astronaut, Kalpana Chawla was part of the 1997 space shuttle Columbia's mission as a mission specialist and the primary robotic arm operator. In 2003, she was part of the tragedy struck Columbia mission which killed her and 6 other crew members minutes after the shuttle entered the earth's atmosphere.

Not only was she the first Indian American Astronaut, but she inspired a whole new generation of Indian students to take on space and beyond.

"When you look at the stars and the galaxy, you feel that you are not just from any particular piece of land, but from the solar system."
- Kalpana Chawla (1962 - 2003)