Top NGOs boycott a meet with the World Bank president, critisising its modus operandi

India and three other Asian countries have started legal procedures against the us government over the latter's decision to ban the import of shrimp trawled from their coastal waters. They have

sunny prospects: In a bid to boost the sale of solar energy for residential purposes, Kyocera, the Japanese

Ants are known to relay information to one another through chemicals called pheromones which diffuse through air. But Robert Hickling of the University of Mississippi in US suggests that ant hotline

Indians belonging to various tribes

A gene that determines coat colours in mice and affects cellular calcium might hold valuable clues to understanding human ailments like obesity

The bristles of a fruitfly demonstrate how the concept of prepatterns governs biological development

A fuel cell which burns gas from a landfill site has begun operating in Groten, Connecticut, US. The project utilises a 200 kW phosphoric acid fuel cell which is expected to generate power from the

india is gearing up for the forthcoming conference in Geneva on trade related intellectual property rights ( trips). The government is going to amend the Copyright Act to bring the latest

Sunlight streams in round the clock as electricity from a new solar power plant in the US