NEW DELHI: Projecting the bamboo as a

IIT Bombay's suggestion to divert the course of Mithi river alongside the internal boundary of the airport - which is the most viable option to prevent flooding of the river has already mired in controversy with both the Mumbai International Airport Limited (MIAL) and the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) locking horns over the responsibility of carrying out the work and bearing its expense

The first phase of IIT Madras Research Park, a global centre for research and development for companies, is likely to be completed by July, after a two-year time over-run.

Parul Sharma
A unique

Can warn against tsunamis, cyclones

Parul Sharma

Parul Sharma

NEW DELHI: Applying science and technology to suit the needs of rural areas, a student of Indian Institute of Technology-Delhi has designed a 130-litre

With iron oxide nanoparticles The millions of arsenic victims living in Bangladesh and India have another option for obtaining clean drinking water. Finely divided iron oxide nanoparticles (ionps) can remove arsenic from contaminated water. Iron-containing compounds have been used in purifying groundwater. By the property of adsorption, arsenic can bind to the solid surface of iron.

Mumbai The residents opposing the elevated Charkop-Bandra-Mankhurd Metro corridor are conducting their own feasibility study of the proposed underground stretch between Andheri and Bandra with the help of the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay (IIT-B).

Facing flak from the Comptroller and Auditor General of India (CAG) and Parliamentary Standing Committee on Urban Transport over the Bus Rapid Transit Corridor project between Ambedkar Nagar and Delhi Gate, the Delhi Government has turned the heat on the Indian Institute of Technology, the brain behind the controversial project.