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Search ResultIndia’s rainfall patterns changing drastically, say Stanford scientists
Longer dry spells and wetter wet spells could spell doom for the Indian agriculture, they warn Tough times are ahead for the Indian agriculture which is highly dependent on...
Read MoreDeploying midwives in poor nations could avert millions of maternal and newborn deaths
Researchers have said that a small increase in number of skilled birth attendants in the world’s poorest nations could save the lives of a substantial number of women...
Read MoreRussia Is World's No. 1 Employer of Women Managers, Report Says
Russia has a higher proportion of women in senior management positions than any other country in the world, according to professional services firm Grant Thornton. Eastern ...
Read MoreToo much sun could make you a UV addict, raise cancer risk
It is common knowledge that exposure to sunlight helps the skin synthesise vitamin D. But at the same time prolonged exposure can also lead to skin cancer. The degree to wh...
Read MoreLeafing out and climate change
Global warming is generally expected to bring spring forward but a connected influx of plant species from warmer southern latitudes could counteract this effect, said a stu...
Read MoreHow technology can save India’s vanishing generation
For India’s children, the journey from a crib to grave is indeed very short. A Save the Children study has reported that over three lakh babies die on their first-day...
Read MoreMore than 80 billion tons of mineral reserves in India yet to be tapped
Over 80 billion tons of India’s mineral reserves are yet to be tapped as the domestic mining sector has been waiting for exploitation of its full potential despite a ...
Read MoreBridging the gap: a school below Delhi Metro line
Rajesh Kumar Sharma, an owner of a general store in east Delhi, runs a school under the Akshardham Metro Station Bridge, free of cost, for students of nearby villages belon...
Read MoreKerala to setup study and research centre on Climate change
The Kerala government has planned to set up a study and researchcentre to have scientific knowledge on climate change, minister for environment and forest Thiruvanchoor Rad...
Read MoreClimate Change Is Ruining The One Thing That Makes Los Angeles A Unique Place To Live
The city of Los Angeles is known for its wide sandy beaches, mild temperatures, and lack of humidity. The combination of cool winters and warm summers sets it apart from al...
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