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A. Last June, ISRO had come close to NASA’s record by launching 20 satellites in one mission.

B. The Indian Space Research Organisation boosted its reputation further when it successfully launched a record 104 satellites in one mission from Sriharikota a few days ago.

C. Of the 101 foreign satellites launched, 96 were from the U.S. and one each from the other five countries.

D. An earth observation Cartosat-2 series satellite and two other nano satellites were the only Indian satellites launched: the remaining were from the United States, Israel, the UAE, the Netherlands, Kazakhstan and Switzerland.

E. The launch is particularly significant as ISRO now cements its position as a key player in the lucrative commercial space launch market by providing a cheaper yet highly reliable alternative.

F. But ISRO views the launch not as a mission to set a world record but as an opportunity to make full use of the capacity of the launch vehicle.

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A. Traditionally, a heart attack is treated by two strategies of re-perfusion.

B. The landmark study, reduces the symptom-to-door time by effective, early and rapid reperfusion - restoring blood flow through blocked arteries, typical after a heart attack.

C. A unique model of heart attack care has brought down the time taken to respond to cardiac episodes from 900 minutes to 170 minutes in Tamil Nadu.

D. In the new model, STEMI India, a not-for-profit organisation, use the pharmaco invasive strategy, which can be administered in any small hospital or even in the ambulance.

E. If a patient arrives at a hospital equipped with a catheterisation laboratory or ‘Cath lab’, a procedure known as Primary PCI is performed - an urgent balloon angioplasty.

F. The patient is then ‘Thrombolysed’ - treated to dissolve clots in blood vessels, improve blood flow, and prevent damage to tissues and organs before being discharged.

G. The year long study has been funded by the Indian Council of Medical Research and the results were published online in the latest issue of an International Journal.