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Search ResultIndian scientist Kamal Bawa gets Midori Prize in Biodiversity
Indian scientist Kamal Bawa, a distinguished professor of biology at the University of Massachusetts in Boston, has won the 2014 Midori Prize in Biodiversity for his resear...
Read MoreJammu and Kashmir was unprepared for flood fury
State did not have forecasting system or a disaster management plan in place The devastating floods in Jammu and Kashmir that has so far claimed 150 lives and displaced hun...
Read MoreHow to make 100 Smart Cities sustainable
The Union Budget of 2014 laid out a much-needed emphasis on infrastructure spending and the NDA government’s commitment to speed up the pace of urbanization. The budg...
Read MoreWatch Critically Acclaimed Short Films On Prime Talkies With Pocket Films
Mumbai, September 2014: ‘Prime talkies with Pocket Films’, is becoming one of the famous shows on NDTV prime. Showcasing short films and d...
Read MoreOn International Literacy Day, United Technologies along with partner United Way of Delhi funds the education of 800 underprivileged children
On the occasion of International Literacy Day on September 8, Mr. Palash Roy Chowdhury, Head- CSR Council, UTC India, along with partners, United Way of Delhi and The Atlan...
Read MoreMahesh Bhatt lends support to rice bucket challenge
Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt Friday lent support to the ‘rice bucket challenge’ by distributing ‘biryani’ packets among the needy at a programme organised...
Read MorePoor patients in India facing HIV/AIDS drug shortages
Indian HIV patient Rekha has missed her daily dose of medicine several times over the last few months because the government distribution centre at New Delhi’s Lok Na...
Read MoreHalf of India's missing children last year were sold into prostitution
The laxity of authorities has allowed child-trafficking syndicates to thrive, especially in the eastern states of India. Between 2013 and 2014, at least 67,000 children in ...
Read MoreVivek Oberoi: Blood Donation should be a culture
After aiding cancer affected children and saving almost 2 lakh patients over 12 years, Bollywood actor Vivek Oberoi is now part of mega blood donation drive. Vivek, who is ...
Read MoreIndia's 'Climate Smart' Villages Target Sustainable Agriculture
Scientists warn that agriculture around the world can be significantly affected by climate change, and are now teaching farmers new technologies to adapt. At one ?climate s...
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