The AIDS scare has hit the Aligarh city as 31 patients has tested HIV positive at the AIDS Surveillance Centre, Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College at Aligarh Muslim University. Among these, 27 belong

The Delhi Vidyut Board has decided to install "dry transformer" instead of oil transformers in cinema halls and high-rise buildings where open spaces were not available. High-rise buildings in Nehru

Changes will be introduced in the existing Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act of 1960 to prevent the exploitation of animals for research in various laboratories in the country. According to

The Union Government may attempt to fortify India against dumping but such insulation will be hard to achieve given the avid interest of the Western corporates in India matched only by the enthusiasm

A leading Indo-Canadian expert on metal-caused ailments says the extensive arsenic ground water contaminaiton in West Bebgal is the worst crisis of its kind he has ever seen. Dr Bidudhendra Sarkar,

Study : Since Anurag Agrawal's discovery was published in the prestigious Science magazine in February, the 25-yr-old researcher has juggled scientific celebrity and the nuts and bolts of research

At 6,000 tons, the Capital producers almost the same amount of fly ash as it does municipal waste, but no serious thought has been given to the disposal of the former, which is not inert as one would

The World Trade organisation will review India's trade policy next week in which it proposes to study the country's exports-imports policy and its commitment to international agreements signed over

The government wants the voiceless to remain voiceless. Neither does it take any action for their upliftment nor does it allow the people to do anything for themselves. This was the outcry of women

Tamil Nadu's windmill boom has run into trouble a decade after the environment-friendly electricity generating units were set up in a big way in this coastal