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Sustainable Water Management, Local Adaptation, Urban Planning – How India Can Evade Adverse Climate Change Impacts

Aditya-L1: As India’s First Solar Mission Starts Science Experiments, Know What It Will Study About The Sun

India Is Way Ahead In Climate Research, But Challenges Like Data Gaps And Resource Constraints Persist: Experts

Clean Energy, Green Energy, Renewable Energy — How Similar And How Different Are They?

Libya, Greece, Spain Are Among 10 Different Regions Affected By Floods In A Short Span. How Is It Linked To Climate Change?

The Science Of Health: How Technology Helps Improve Accessibility And Affordability Of India's Rural Healthcare

In A First, Researchers Reveal That Killer T Cells In Older Adults Find It Difficult To Recognise Infected Cells

India-Bhutan SAT: How India Is Helping Smaller Nations Like Bhutan With Space Technology

World Heart Day: How Effective And Safe Are The Gadgets Used To Monitor Heart Health? Know What Experts Say

Age Group 25-34 Saw Highest Heart Consultations In 2022, Doctors Say Stroke Will Be A Major CVD By 2030

World Heart Day: Can Heart Diseases Be Genetic? Know Which Genes Can Lead To Cardiovascular Ailments

OSIRIS-REx: NASA's First Asteroid Sample Return Mission Delivers Material To Earth

Science For Everyone: Disease X Will Be ‘Highly Lethal’, Like ‘Ebola Transmitted With The Efficiency Of SARS-CoV-2’, Says Expert

Southwest Monsoon 2023 In India, Marked By Extreme Weather Events, Ends As 'Below Normal' Season

Chandrayaan-3: Why Did Vikram And Pragyan Not Wake Up At Lunar Sunrise? Will They Ever Wake Up?

The Science Of Health: How The Use Of Everyday Gadgets Increases One's Susceptibility To Heart Diseases

Medicine Nobel 2023: How Katalin Karikó And Drew Weissman’s Work Led To The Development Of mRNA Covid-19 Vaccines

Physics Nobel 2023: How The Laureates Generated Short Light Pulses to Study Electron Movement

Chemistry Nobel 2023: How The Laureates Created A Colourful World With Quantum Dots

First Humans Came To North America Thousands Of Years Earlier Than Previously Thought, Oldest Footprints Confirm

About 2.2 Billion People In India, Pakistan Will Experience Heat Beyond Human Tolerance If Global Temp Rises By 2 Deg C: Study