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Women, Cities, And Opportunity: Making The Case For Secure Land Rights
Land and property lie at the center of many of today’s pressing development challenges. Consider that at most 10% of land in rural Africa is reliably registered. At t...
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This Computer Program Detects Cancer Earlier Than Ever—Without Surgery
Cancer is often found when someone starts to feel symptoms—pain, an abnormal growth, or maybe just fatigue. Now scientists have developed a computer program that coul...
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Contraceptive Usage In Asian Countries
China, South Korea and Thailand are few Asian countries where a high number of people are using contraceptives. In China, there is 83 per cent usage of contraceptives while...
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Scientists Print 3D Models Of Great Barrier Reef In Bid To Save It
Researchers creating virtual maps of coral reefs to precisely model how structure altered by environmental change Scientists are using 3D printing technology to create pros...
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Sneha Mathur, A New Role Model
In the early 1990s, at the then nascent MIFF (Mumbai International Festival for Documentary, Animation and Short Films), the package from Canada included a public interest ...
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A New Kind Of Male Birth Control Is Coming
Doctors are on the cusp of launching the first new male contraceptive in more than a century. But rather than a Big Pharma lab, the breakthrough is emerging from a universi...
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Quadriplegic Man Regains Use Of Arms With Brain-Computer Interface
A man paralyzed from the shoulders down regained some use of his arms and hands via a brain-computer interface, according to researchers at Case Western Reserve University....
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Experience India’s First Sensory Deprivation Tank At 1000 Petals In Bangalore
For most, true relaxation and peace of mind comes with a side of nature and a whole lot of leaves - not something we can all get down to doing as much as we need. Big city ...
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13 Artist Residencies Around India Worth Checking Out
For the aspiring artist today, the road is long and winding — and, often, lonely. For these wandering mavericks then, artist residencies are sanctums of peace; forwar...
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Women In India Need Better Access To Contraception: UN Study
Due to a lack of access to information or services, or a lack of support from partners or communities, an estimated 225 million women globally are not using safe and effect...
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