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Search ResultCO2 emissions in ASEAN from transport sector will double by 2050, warns energy agency
If the International Energy Agency (IEA) is to be believed, the amount of carbon emissions from transport in ASEAN nations will double by 2050. At the same time, carbon emi...
Read MorePunjab farmers try religious route to shun pesticides
Ask religious institutions to grow organic crops and accept organic crops as donation for langars In Pandori Ragsangh village in Amritsar, farmer leader Gurlal Singh takes ...
Read MorePrince Harry Attends Film Screening For Charity
Prince Harry attended a 50th anniversary screening of ‘Zulu’ this week to celebrate the work of three charities which help wounded soldiers and children in Afri...
Read MoreAmerica Ferrera is all about big-screen girl power
Count on America Ferrera, 30, to play empowered women.
“I love that my character in How to Train Your Dragon 2 (out June 13) is a born adventurer and leader.&...
Read MoreBox Office: Girl Power! Women-led Features Dominate With, The Fault In Our Stars Taking #1, Maleficent #2
Walk into a theater over the weekend and you were likely to have seen it populated by the female persuasion. On the heels of Maleficent‘s $70 million opening and Ange...
Read MorePiper Perabo Joins Forces With International Rescue Committee
The International Rescue Committee has announced that it is joining forces with Golden Globe nominated actress Piper Perabo to raise awareness of the needs of refugees and ...
Read MoreCity drinking water not fit for human consumption
Thirty-five out of 62 water samples collected in last three days have been found unfit for drinking. This also includes six out 20 water samples collected from different ci...
Read MoreScientists make DNA barcode of malaria parasite
An international team of researchers led by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, United Kingdom, has identified segments in the DNA of malaria-causing parasi...
Read MoreClimate change to almost triple risk of extreme Indian Ocean weather events
While the world is worried about an El Nino forming in the Pacific, a similar phenomenon may be under way in the Indian Ocean Shifting climate patterns in the Indian Ocean,...
Read MoreSea Pollution Rate Alarming; Let’s Check It
Every year June 8 is observed as the World Ocean Day to underscore a need to protect the great body of salt water, which covers 70.78 per cent of the earth’s surface....
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