Breast cancer is 5000 years old: Expert
Breast cancer is 5000 years old: Expert
A prominent historian states that breast cancer took the lives of prominent women including Empress Theodora, mother of Louis XIV of France and Mary Washington
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Here is why hysterectomy cases in India are rising
Here is why hysterectomy cases in India are rising
A new study has indicated that preferential choice of private hospitals over public hospitals might be the reason for increasing number of ...
Scientists develop cheaper catalysts to cut fuel cell cost
Scientists develop cheaper catalysts to cut fuel cell cost
The team, including an IIT Madras scientist, shows zirconium-based substance can replace expensive platinum in fuel cells
Climate change may double greenhouse gas emissions from freshwater lakes: Study
Climate change may double greenhouse gas emissions from freshwater lakes: Study
Climate change may cause the levels of greenhouse gases emitted by freshwater northern lakes to increase by between 1.5 and 2.7 times, according to a ...
ISRO to launch Cartosat-3, 13 commercial nano satellites on November 25
ISRO to launch Cartosat-3, 13 commercial nano satellites on November 25
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) would launch its earth imaging and mapping satellite Cartosat-3 along with 13 commercial nano satellites ...
Arctic Ocean may be ice-free for part of year by 2044: Study
Arctic Ocean may be ice-free for part of year by 2044: Study
Human-caused climate change is on track to make the Arctic Ocean functionally ice-free for part of each year starting sometime between 2044 and 2067, ...
India-made vaccine to help control typhoid in Pakistan
India-made vaccine to help control typhoid in Pakistan
Pakistan is the first country in the world to introduce World Health Organisation-recommended typhoid conjugate vaccine (TCV) in its national ...
What India can learn from other countries to beat air pollution
What India can learn from other countries to beat air pollution
As severe air pollution in North India has become an annual affair, the country could breathe easy by emulating policy interventions and technology ...
A contest to develop more efficient and climate friendly household cooling systems
A contest to develop more efficient and climate friendly household cooling systems
Eight teams of innovators from different parts of the world have been selected for an international competition to develop more efficient and ...
Connecting with a long-forgotten era
A unique exhibition in Haryana showcased rural life before the advent of modernisation
Lo, behold the crater at Lonar!
A facelift is being given to a ‘geological gem’ in Maharashtra, a unique site ‘visited’ by a meteorite 50,000 ...
Where apron strings secure freedom from society’s curbs
An NGO makes aprons innovative tools to educate the young on reproductive health
Daimler leverages global strengths for BS-VI trucks
Company confident that it will take the pole position by offering top-class value proposition in India
Big Story | Will bond yields rise in 2020?
While bond yields fell sharply in 2019, it was no walk in the park for investors. Will the bond market’s ...
Index Outlook: How long can the bulls prop Sensex, and Nifty 50?
Indices are hovering around the 50-DMA and the momentum oscillators signal weakness
Why Sobha is a good real estate pick
Portfolio expansion into low- and mid-income projects makes it a good proposition
BNP Paribas Large Cap: A large-cap play
Scheme has outpaced its benchmark by two percentage points over past seven and 10 years
Meals with the Mahatma
MK Gandhi was known for keeping indefinite fasts. But he was, interestingly, also one of the first to promote ...
Manpreet Singh: Man of the moment
Manpreet Singh, captain of the national hockey team, is the first Indian to win FIH’s Player of the Year award ...
It takes 7,600 litres of water to make your jeans
But manufacturers are now trying to reduce their carbon footprint with eco-friendly denim
Adventures in the Amazon
The Amazon rainforests of Peru present a picture of beauty and diversity that is fast disappearing
Who says cement is grey and stodgy?
Dalmia Bharat’s Craft Béton opens up luxurious possibilities in concrete
The Complete Man dons a new look
Raymond stitches plans for a larger share of the male wardrobe with 3D printed cufflinks, and more
Budget takeaways: How are consumer needs going to change?
In a fluid economic situation, marketers need to zoom in on new pockets of growth
Soon information is going to go completely invisible: CEO of Samsung STAR Labs
Pranav Mistry of Samsung STAR Labs on AI and the positive power of data
Is ‘tax terrorism’ for real?
Arrests and imprisonment over tax offences have increasingly become commonplace, raising questions of official ...
The resolution of ballooning tax arrears
Dispute settlement schemes are expected to clear the litigation backlog and ramp up revenues
More compliance does not mean tax terrorism: Gopal Krishna Agarwal
Neither the Union Budget nor Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s subsequent assertion about there being no cause ...
It is corruption as usual in Tirupur
Two years have gone by since the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in India. But with reports ...