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A 65-year-old mother of 13 children, is pregnant with quadruplets

J&K Govt Cancels Hospital's License after Doctor Gave 8-month-pregnant Mother Abortion Pills

A hospital in Jammu has had its license cancelled by the government, after it shockingly administered abortion pills to a pregnant mother.

Jul 29, 2014

Liver Takes only 3 Weeks to Grow After Transplant, say Mumbai Doctors

A team of doctors from Mumbai have discovered that the human liver takes only three weeks to grow back to normal size, rather than three months.

Jul 28, 2014

Researchers Discover New Particle that Allows Hair to Reflect any Colour, Helps Planes Escape Missiles

A new particle discovered by some US researchers can reflect any coloured light it wants, and can be used in both cosmetics and defence.

Jul 28, 2014

From Momos to Red Ant Chatni: 29 Best Dishes Across India

From Momos to Red Ant Chatni: 29 Best Indian Dishes

Here are some of the favourite dishes from each state in India.

Jul 28, 2014

Alien Life Could be Discovered Within 20 Years: Says SETI Researchers

Tracking Atmospheric Pollution May Help Find Aliens

Looking for atmospheric pollution in other planets could result in the discovery of alien life forms, according to researchers from the United States.

Jul 27, 2014

Tiger Population on the Rise in UP Wildlife Reserves

The new census is believed to be showing an increase in the tiger population in Uttar Pradesh.

Jul 27, 2014

A Palestinian family gathers inside their damaged home, which police said was targeted in an Israeli air strike, in Gaza City.

Top UN Agencies Concerned over Safety of Women, Children in Gaza

As hospitals get filled with civilians with war injuries, women and children are most at risk, according to UN agencies.

Jul 27, 2014

Mamata Banerjee Suspends Three Health Officials for Failing to Report Encephalitis

Three health officials form the North Bengal regions of Darjeeling and Jalpaiguri have been suspended for failing to inform the government about Japanese Encephalitis on time.

Jul 26, 2014

Top 10 Deadly Diseases in the World

Here's a look at some of the deadliest diseases in the world.

Jul 25, 2014

Sachin Tendulkar Andrew Strauss Wimbledon

Sachin Tendulkar to Fight against Water Borne Diseases

Sachin Tendulkar takes up the bat to 'drive' water borne diseases out of the country.

Jul 25, 2014

Top Delhi Hospitals Breeding Malaria and Dengue, says Delhi Government

The NDMC have found that the top hospitals in Delhi are breeding grounds for malaria and dengue-borne mosquitoes.

Jul 25, 2014

Ancient Fish-Lizard Skeleton Found Uncovered Beneath Melting Glaciers (Representational Image)

New Glacial Lakes Formed in Himachal Pradesh Can Cause Flooding

Himachal Pradesh and surrounding areas could be in danger of flooding, as glaciers melt.

Jul 24, 2014

Apple's New App to Revolutionize Heath Care?

Apple Inc. has come up with HealthKit app to measure information regarding health and fitness.

Jul 24, 2014

Child Sex Ratio Shows Drastic Decline in India, Could Lead to More Rapes: UN Report

A recent report published by the UN shows how low the child sex ratio on India has gone down to, and what social impacts it could have.

Jul 24, 2014

Effects of Nuclear Holocaust: 25-Year Long Winter a Possibility

Scientists have found that the effects of a nuclear holocaust could cause a winter that could last up to 25 years.

Jul 22, 2014

HIV Virus Undetectable in 2 Australian Men after Undergoing Treatment for Cancer

Two Australian men, who had been tested positive for HIV, seems to have been cured of the virus.

Jul 22, 2014

Most Notorious Serial Killers in Indian History

Here are some of the most dangerous serial murderers India has ever seen.

Jul 21, 2014

Indian Army Team Cycles 700 km of Most Dangerous Landscapes along Teesta River

A team of 10 Indian Army men have covered around 700 km of some of the most dangerous terrains from the Indo-China border to Indo-Bangladesh border.

Jul 21, 2014

Indian Scientists Contribute to Cracking Wheat's Genetic Code, Create Blueprint for Stronger Crops

With the food requirement of the world rising every day, an international consortium of scientists have cracked the genome code of wheat and created a blueprint for a drought and disease resistent crop.

Jul 21, 2014

The Human Dynamics of Climate Change map, that predicts climate changes, trade, crop production, etc till the year 2100.

New Map Predicts Impact of Climate Change

The new map shows a decrease in food yield in the Indian subcontinent, while showing an increase in Australia, and the Americas.

Jul 21, 2014

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Articles by Soumo Ghosh

J&K Govt Cancels Hospital's License after Doctor Gave 8-month-pregnant Mother Abortion Pills

Liver Takes only 3 Weeks to Grow After Transplant, say Mumbai Doctors

Researchers Discover New Particle that Allows Hair to Reflect any Colour, Helps Planes Escape Missiles

From Momos to Red Ant Chatni: 29 Best Indian Dishes

Tracking Atmospheric Pollution May Help Find Aliens

Tiger Population on the Rise in UP Wildlife Reserves

Top UN Agencies Concerned over Safety of Women, Children in Gaza

Mamata Banerjee Suspends Three Health Officials for Failing to Report Encephalitis

Top 10 Deadly Diseases in the World

Sachin Tendulkar to Fight against Water Borne Diseases

Top Delhi Hospitals Breeding Malaria and Dengue, says Delhi Government

New Glacial Lakes Formed in Himachal Pradesh Can Cause Flooding

Apple's New App to Revolutionize Heath Care?

Child Sex Ratio Shows Drastic Decline in India, Could Lead to More Rapes: UN Report

Effects of Nuclear Holocaust: 25-Year Long Winter a Possibility

HIV Virus Undetectable in 2 Australian Men after Undergoing Treatment for Cancer

Most Notorious Serial Killers in Indian History

Indian Army Team Cycles 700 km of Most Dangerous Landscapes along Teesta River

Indian Scientists Contribute to Cracking Wheat's Genetic Code, Create Blueprint for Stronger Crops

New Map Predicts Impact of Climate Change

Ranveer Singh touches Sanjay Leela Bhansali's feet; Sara Ali Khan, Aditi Rao Hydari radiate in ethnic outfits at reception

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