Umang Taneja Demands Proof from Astrologers
Umang Taneja challenges astrologers Dr Y Rakhi and Trishala to provide evidence for their predictions. This debate questions astrology's credibility and demands scientific validation. Read the full story!
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SIT conducts scientific tests at Sabarimala temple
Kerala SIT initiates scientific examination of Sabarimala temple's gold treasures following High Court directive. Investigation begins after traditional rituals at hill shrine.
Sam Altman: Kosmos AI to Revolutionize Science
OpenAI's Sam Altman endorses Kosmos AI, a tool that accelerates research. Discover how it outperforms humans and its impact on medicine and genetics.
Greenwood School Science Symposium Fosters Innovation
Greenwood School in Manawar hosted an engaging science symposium featuring 200+ students presenting innovative projects. The event aimed at sparking scientific curiosity among young minds.
US Tests B61-12 Nuclear Bomb with F-35A Stealth Jet
The US completes critical B61-12 nuclear gravity bomb flight tests using the F-35A stealth fighter, validating its operational readiness for future nuclear missions.
US Confirms Successful B61-12 Nuclear Bomb Flight Tests
The United States confirms successful flight tests of the upgraded B61-12 nuclear gravity bomb, enhancing precision and security. Learn about this strategic development.
Understanding the Shape of Scientific Wonder in India
Discover how wonder drives scientific curiosity in India. Explore the emotional and intellectual dimensions that shape our quest for knowledge and innovation. Join the conversation!
Trump Announces US Nuclear Tests After 33 Years
US President Donald Trump confirms resumption of nuclear weapons testing after 33 years but refuses to disclose if warhead detonation planned. Read latest developments.
Jipmer Extends Sample Collection Timings for Patients
Jipmer Puducherry extends sample collection hours from 6:30 AM to benefit patients, especially elderly and those requiring fasting tests. Learn how this improves healthcare services.
Australia's Heaviest Stick Insect Discovered in Queensland
Scientists uncover Acrophylla alta, Australia's heaviest stick insect species in North Queensland rainforests. This 16-inch giant remained hidden in forest canopies for years. Discover nature's secrets!
Jurel to Partner Pant in South Africa Tests
Wicketkeeper-batsman Dhruv Jurel set to play alongside Rishabh Pant in upcoming South Africa Tests. Jurel averages 47.77 after 7 Tests. Read more about this exciting partnership!
Meghalaya Village Becomes NE's First Poultry Cluster Model
ICAR adopts Nongspung A village as Northeast India's first model poultry cluster to boost rural livelihoods through scientific farming. Discover how this initiative creates sustainable income.
AI Research Tools: Speed vs. Scientific Accuracy
Explore how AI deep research tools are revolutionizing science, compressing years of work into hours. But can we trust AI-generated findings with issues like data fabrication?
Del Toro's Frankenstein: Modern Take on Classic Myth
Guillermo del Toro reimagines Mary Shelley's Frankenstein for contemporary audiences, exploring scientific hubris and profit-driven innovation. Discover this visionary adaptation.
Sugarcane Farmers Ramp Up Karnataka Protests
Sugarcane farmers in Karnataka's Haveri and Mudhol intensify protests demanding scientific pricing. Hasiru Sene leader vows to continue until government responds. Latest updates.
Russia Warns of Nuclear Test Response to US Threats
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov declares Moscow will resume nuclear weapons testing if any nuclear power conducts tests first. Read about escalating global tensions.
Russia Offers Nuclear Talks With US, Denies Trump Claims
Russia proposes dialogue with US over nuclear testing accusations while firmly denying wrongdoing. Lavrov calls Trump's claims baseless as nuclear tensions escalate globally.
Motion Sickness Mystery Solved: Science Reveals Why
Groundbreaking research uncovers the scientific reasons behind motion sickness. Discover why your brain and sensory system determine whether you'll feel nauseous during travel and what this means for future treatments.
Secretary Bird's Killer Kick Rewrites Evolution
Discover the astonishing hunting technique of Africa's secretary bird - a feathered predator that delivers lethal kicks with force equivalent to five times its body weight, challenging everything scientists knew about evolution.
Nobel Prize Dialogue Shapes Future Science in Bengaluru
Nobel Laureates and leading experts gathered at Bengaluru's Nobel Prize Dialogue to explore groundbreaking innovations in AI, climate science, and healthcare that will redefine our future.
53rd Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Memorial Tournament Begins
CSIR-CIMFR Dhanbad launches prestigious indoor sports tournament honoring scientific legacy with 300+ participants across multiple disciplines including table tennis, chess, and carrom.
Russia May Resume Nuclear Tests: Putin
In a dramatic escalation, Vladimir Putin orders analysis of US nuclear intentions as Russia considers resuming nuclear weapons testing, raising global security concerns.
Lifelong Virgins: Science & Culture Reveal Surprising Truth
Explore the fascinating intersection of science, culture, and personal choice as we uncover what it really means to be a lifelong virgin in today's world.
Russia Seeks US Clarification on Nuclear Tests
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov reveals Moscow awaits Washington's official position on nuclear tests as global arms control agreements face uncertainty.
Nehru Science Centre Mumbai's 40th Anniversary Fest
Mumbai's iconic Nehru Science Centre marks four decades of inspiring scientific curiosity with special exhibitions, workshops, and interactive displays starting May 1st.
Jaiswal's century blazes warning to South Africa
Young Indian batting sensation Yashasvi Jaiswal slammed a spectacular century for Mumbai in Ranji Trophy, delivering perfect timing ahead of South Africa Test series with dominant batting display.
Nobel Laureate: Society at Critical Turning Point
Nobel Prize-winning scientist Michael Levitt shares groundbreaking insights on society's inflection point and the future of prosperity during exclusive Bengaluru lecture.
India Must Achieve Tech Sovereignty for Strategic Autonomy
Principal Scientific Adviser Prof. Ajay Kumar Sood reveals India's crucial mission to achieve technological self-reliance and reduce foreign dependencies in key sectors.
India Backs High-Risk R&D Projects: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announces India's strategic shift toward funding ambitious, high-risk research projects in science and technology, aiming for global leadership in innovation.
Trump: US to Resume Nuclear Testing After Pakistan Claims
Former President Donald Trump announces controversial plan to restart US nuclear weapons testing, citing Pakistan and unspecified nations' activities as justification.
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