Indian Scientists Discover Universe's Most Powerful Radio Circle
In a historic first for Indian astronomy, citizen scientists and researchers uncover the most luminous Odd Radio Circle ever detected, marking a new era for space research in India.
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DIAT Pune Professors in Global Top 2% Scientists List
Five distinguished faculty members from Pune's Defence Institute of Advanced Technology have been featured in the prestigious Stanford-Elsevier list of top 2% researchers globally, marking a significant achievement for Indian academia.
Kargil's First Buckwheat Honey Extraction Breakthrough
In a groundbreaking achievement, scientists in Kargil successfully extract honey from buckwheat flowers for the first time, opening new avenues for local beekeepers and agricultural diversification.
BJP sweeps all 10 APMC seats in Morva Hadaf
The Bharatiya Janata Party achieves complete dominance in Morva Hadaf's agricultural market committee elections, winning all 10 farmer constituency seats in a decisive political victory.
India develops indigenous antibiotic for respiratory infections
Indian scientists develop groundbreaking antibiotic Zaynich to combat drug-resistant respiratory infections, marking a major achievement in India's healthcare innovation journey.
Delhi HC Blocks Sci-Hub in India Over Copyright
In a landmark ruling, Delhi High Court orders ISPs to block Sci-Hub and Library Genesis across India, citing massive copyright infringement and contempt of court proceedings.
Music: The New Natural Painkiller Science Backs
Groundbreaking research reveals how music therapy significantly reduces pain and anxiety for patients recovering from surgery or chronic illness. Discover how melodies are becoming medicine.
GMCH Chandigarh Honors Faculty with Research Awards
Government Medical College and Hospital, Chandigarh recognizes outstanding research contributions of its faculty members with special awards ceremony, celebrating innovation in medical science.
Buffalo Beauty Pageant Goes Viral Worldwide
A unique buffalo beauty contest in Thailand has taken the internet by storm. Discover how these magnificent animals competed for the crown in the most adorable agricultural event of the year.
Mars Ice May Hide Alien Life for Millions of Years
New research suggests Martian ice deposits may have created perfect time capsules for preserving microbial life, revolutionizing our search for extraterrestrial organisms.
India's Rice Sector Transformation: Ministry & IREF Join Forces
In a strategic move to revolutionize India's rice industry, the Ministry of Cooperation partners with Indian Rice Exporters Federation under BRIC 2025 initiative, aiming to boost exports and farmer prosperity.
CEAT & Mahindra Partner for Oja Tractor Launch in Australia
In a strategic move to capture the international farming sector, CEAT Specialty has joined forces with Mahindra & Mahindra to equip the revolutionary Oja tractor range with premium tyres for its Australian debut.
Psychopaths Not Born Evil: Baby Hitler Dilemma
Groundbreaking research reveals psychopathy isn't predetermined at birth. A Canadian psychologist's controversial stance on nature vs nurture debate will change how you view criminal behavior forever.
2 Hours Weekly Exercise Reduces Back & Joint Pain: UK Study
Groundbreaking research from the UK shows how minimal exercise - only 120 minutes per week - can significantly reduce chronic back and joint discomfort. Discover simple, effective routines anyone can do.
Govt & Rice Exporters Launch International Convention 2025
Ministry of Cooperation partners with Indian Rice Exporters Federation for groundbreaking international rice convention in 2025, aiming to boost global rice trade and farmer prosperity.
CEAT Tires Power Mahindra Oja Tractor Australia Launch
In a strategic partnership, CEAT Specialty supplies advanced radial tires for Mahindra's groundbreaking Oja tractor series during its Australian debut, marking a significant global expansion.
Indian animals sing precisely at sun's 3.8° position
Groundbreaking research reveals how Indian birds and mammals synchronize their dawn chorus with astronomical precision, creating a daily symphony timed to celestial mechanics.
Karnataka Farmers Crisis: Pulse Prices Crash Below MSP
Farmers across North Karnataka face financial ruin as market prices for tur, moong, and soybeans plummet, forcing desperate appeals for government intervention and MSP protection.
Australia's Vanishing Crater Mystery Solved
Scientists are puzzled by the mysterious disappearance of the Wolfe Creek Crater in Western Australia. New research reveals this iconic landmark might be much younger than previously thought, challenging our understanding of meteorite impacts.
Nobel Prize: How Immune System Avoids Self-Attack
Discover the groundbreaking research on peripheral immune tolerance that earned the Nobel Prize, revealing how our body prevents autoimmune diseases through revolutionary cellular mechanisms.
Flood-Hit Punjab-Haryana Farmers Demand Urgent Relief
Severe monsoon flooding devastates agricultural lands across North India, leaving farmers in Punjab and Haryana facing massive crop losses and demanding immediate government support.
Maharashtra targets 65 lakh hectares for rabi sowing
Maharashtra agriculture department announces significant expansion of rabi crop cultivation area with improved irrigation and favorable weather conditions boosting farmer confidence.
Ozempic May Reduce Alcohol Intoxication Sensation
New research suggests diabetes and weight loss medications like Ozempic could alter how your body processes alcohol, potentially making you feel less intoxicated. Learn what this means for users.
Top US Scientist Hu Ye Moves to China: The Inside Story
Discover why renowned biomedical researcher Dr. Hu Ye left his prestigious US career for China, revealing insights about global scientific competition and research environment changes.
Research Demands Passion, Not Just Procedure
Discover how passion-driven research transforms education and creates meaningful innovation in academia, as revealed by a top education official.
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