A new study finds that heatwave exposure during early development can impair fertility-related traits in solitary bees, raising concerns about...
How a traditional Halma brought Kesarpura villagers together to restore a pond, strengthen water security and revive community-led conservation.
The tortoise's slow walk is not just a quirky trait — it's a life philosophy, ingrained in their very survival
His research is already opening up new possibilities for battery-free networks, including underwater Wi-Fi, powerline communication, and even wireless cameras
For the first time in its history, the Infosys Prize has focused on recognizing exceptional researchers under the age of 40
Robert f. Kennedy jr. And the future of US Health policy: A closer look at the implications of his anti-vaccine stance and food reform efforts
Nestled in the lap of the Himalayas lies the breathtakingly beautiful country of Bhutan. It is a serene land, rich in natural beauty. However, as a...
So, what would an America without the Department of Education look like?
The introduction of this innovative mechanical CPM machine marks a significant step toward democratizing healthcare and improving rehabilitation outcomes globally.
In this blog post, Ed Publica's Science Editor, Karthik Vinod, skims over some of the state-funded science projects in India that existed before and after independence.
The stories we tell today will define the world that future generations inherit. Will they look back and see a world that acted in time, or...
Empathy Lessons Boost Student Behaviour and Emotional Awareness, Study Finds
