Prime Minister Manmohan Singh will release the conservation and action plan for Ganga river dolphins at the second meeting of the National Ganga River Basin Authority (NGRBA) in New Delhi tomorrow.
With mounting controversies threatening to derail its mega Rs 52,000 crore project, South Korean steel giant Posco has broken its silence and lashed out at a committee of the Union environment ministry for describing the clearances granted to its
American scientists claim to have found evidence that suggests Mars had a warm and wet climate which could have supported life some 3.5 billion years ago.
A team led by planetary geologists at Brown University found mounds of a mineral deposited on a volcanic cone less than 3.5 billion years ago that speak of a warm and wet past and may preserve evidence of one of the most recent habitable micr
Researchers identified the mineral as hydrated silica
Washington: American scientists claim to have found evidence that suggests Mars had a warm and wet climate which could have supported life some 3.5 billion years ago.
A team, led by planetary geologists at Brown University, found mounds of a mineral deposited on a volcanic cone less than 3.5 billion years ago that speak of a warm and wet
Washington: It may sound like Hollywood science fiction, but Nasa is mulling a new one-way mission in which astronauts will be sent to another world such as Mars to settle there for ever.
The US space agency has confirmed that it is carrying out feasibility studies to asses whether astronauts could be sent permanently to the red planet, or its moons, to establish human colonies under the am
Tourism to the moon could well be a reality by the year 2025, provided space technology is upgraded to the level, desired for the purpose, former ISRO chairman G Madhvan Nair said here on Thursday.
Nair added that for doing this, technological endevours are underway for developing spacecraft like rockets, which could return to terra firma after venturing into outer space.Nair was in the State c
Nanotechnology will play an important role in healthcare treatment as it can monitor heart functions at cellular level to help physicians in timely diagnosis and treatment of diseases.
Uttarakhand Principal Chief Conservator of Forests Raghu Bir Singh Rawat on Wednesday flagged off from Dehradun volunteers participating in the Third Great Himalayan Bird Count.
