Nature & Science
For the first time ever, virgin birth found in crocodile
A female crocodile, which had been isolated for a long 16-year period, has been found to have borne a bunch of eggs. This discovery has thrown more insights into the phenomenon of ‘virgin birth’, and is the first ever re
Science and technology ties between India and Norway get added push
India and Norway are now adding more areas of interest as part of the existing cooperation in the science and technology arena
Himalayan glaciers are melting fast; could induce water supply issues in Asia
Himalayan glaciers are disappearing fast, and that could bring about serious water supply problems to millions of people in India and the rest of Asia.
Scientists discover new method to lengthen the lifespan of electronic devices
Ferroelectric materials are subjected to repeated mechanical and electrical loading, leading failure of electronic devices Research by scientists at the University of Sydney claims to have developed a technology that wou
Mangroves Face Rapid Decline
UNESCO claims that Mangrove soils are extremely efficient carbon sinks that sequester enormous amounts of carbon Mangroves serve as a natural coastal defence against calamities, protecting millions of lives and billions
