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The Council of Scientific & Industrial Research (CSIR), is geared to meet the challenge with focus on its ‘Water’ technological interventions on...

Teenagers who are obese as well as those who lose excessive weight may both be at risk of irreparable damage to their bones, a new study has...

The same compounds that give plants and vegetables their vibrant colours might be able to boost brain functioning in older adults, new research...

Ladies, please take note. The nicer or more agreeable you are at work, the lower your salary is likely to be, says a study.Dominant, assertive women,...

On the eighth day of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) Platinum Jubilee Technofest – in the 36th India International Trade Fair...

Gurugram witnessed a musical concert which was organised on the weekend at the ‘Theme Music World’, DLF Mega Mall Gurugram. Minu Puri, a Music...

The craze for wireless internet connection has gone up so much that almost half of the people now crave for Wi-Fi on the go even more than chocolate,...

As many as 80,000 young ‘global citizens’ witnessed the British band Coldplay’s frontman Chris Martin singing “Vande Mataram” with India’s music...

People who braved the demonetization woes to visit Madhusudan Mancha of South Kolkata got to see a stage presentation of an old American Production....

People who show strong curiosity traits on personality tests perform better on creative tasks, according to a new study.This is especially true for...

The Korean Culture Festival 2016 thrilled the Indian audience during its two-day celebration organised at Pragati Maidan, Hansdhwani theatre. The...

Multitasking is harder for men because they need to mobilise additional areas of their brain and use more energy than women when switching attention...