Indian scientists have developed a computer programme that transforms a huge quantity of genetic data into an easily understood graphic on a computer screen.

Two non resident Indians blame inter organisational rivalry for the rejection of their proposal to use compact fluorescent lamps, which will reduce the load on energy generation.

The Japanese government is trying to keep the people from consuming too many medicines, in order to cut down its expenditure on health care.

On a single day in 1731, more than 350 persons 69 of them women sacrificed their lives to protect their trees from being felled in Jalnadi village, near Jodhpur.

The people of Bhansoj, 50 km from the district headquarters town of Raipur in Madhya Pradesh, are up in arms against liquor, and achieving results. Until last year, Bhansoj was notorious for severe

The computer programme maps the sequence of nucleotides constituting the genes as an arrangement of dots on the computer screen.

A country where millions have died of starvation can now hope to achieve self sufficiency in food, with the UN predicting record harvests of pulses and cereals.

Howrah railway station is facing closure because the West Bengal Pollution Control Board (WBPCB) says a huge volume of sewage from the station is discharged untreated into the Hooghly river. WBPCB

An astrophysicist tries to explain why, in violation of the laws of thermodynamics, the corona is hotter than the Sun.

At a recently held conference on tropical timber, producer nations demanded temperate forests be included in any agreement on international timber trade.