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Afterlife journey real or not: Man claims to have seen deceased wife in extraordinary realm during NDE

The testimonial shared by the NDE victim has gone viral, and it has made several people believe that life after death could be real

Aug 23, 2021

Covid Delta variant: Two vaccine shots may be ineffective, booster shots needed [details]

In the initial battle against Covid, the Delta variant of the pandemic seems winning over the vaccine

Aug 23, 2021

"200 Halla Ho": A well-balanced tale of mob revenge, with 3 star rating [Movie Review]

Set in Nagpur, the film tells you how a group of Dalit women, residents of Rahee Nagar, take the law into their own hands by lynching and killing Balli Chaudhary, a gangster

Aug 20, 2021

MEA safely evacuates 192 Indians out of Afghanistan.

Two Kashmiri professors stranded in Afghanistan; J&K LG speaks to MEA for evacuation [details]

J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha has assured the families of two professors belonging to South Kashmir's Kulgam district that the two teachers are safe, and they will soon return to India.

Aug 17, 2021

Australia is increasingly becoming a strategic partner, it is time for economic relations to keep pace

Why Australia and India are natural partners; now more than ever [explained]

Given the present geopolitical scenario, India and Australia are fast emerging to be natural partners. Meanwhile, an important event that got only a limited attention in the media was the last visit of former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott to India. In this piece, we explore how.

Aug 17, 2021

Dr. Dibya Singha Das lauded as one of the top joint replacement surgeons in the country

Dr Dibya Singha Das said if poor patients trust me in my early days, I have to assist them stable so that poor and needy people can have operations for free

Aug 16, 2021

Google Doodle of Subhadra Kumari Chauhan

Google doodles India's iconic poetess to continue story of India's freedom movement [details]

Marking the birth anniversary of Indian poetess Subhadra Kumari Chauhan, August 16 is remembered, for it gave us the first woman Satyagrahi to court arrest fighting for freedom, and 'Jhansi ki Rani', an iconic poem penned by her in praise of another female freedom fighter.

Aug 16, 2021

Lockdowns Brought Fast Global Ozone Reductions

Touted As Clean and Green, 'Blue' Hydrogen May Be Worse Than Gas and Coal, Says New Study

Blue hydrogen is about 60% greater than using diesel oil for heat, says new research

Aug 14, 2021

Can animals recognize numbers? New study says dogs and honeybees can, but with a limitation

The research asserts that humans and animals do share some numerical abilities in common

Aug 14, 2021

Keeping classroom air fresh: MIT study provides guidelines for reopening of schools after Covid

The study points out that the most ideal scenario would be getting plenty of fresh air enter the classroom near ground level and making it move steadily upwards, until it exits the room through ceiling vents

Aug 12, 2021

IPCC Report: Ancient weather patterns change the perspective of current climate change, here's how

The ancient climate change patterns have been incorporated in IPCC 2021 report to show how extreme weather patterns in the Arctic changed US, European climate of today

Aug 11, 2021

Afghan women, teenage girls flee homes; fear being kidnapped, forced into marriage [shocking details]

Families fearing the Taliban's advance have been sending women and girls to safer areas, including the Afghan capital Kabul, to prevent them being taken away.

Aug 8, 2021

Kalonji may aid in the treatment of Covid-19 infection, confirms Australian study

Kalonji has been discovered to be effective in preventing Covid-19 from producing a lung infection by Australian researchers at the University of Technology, Sydney.

Aug 4, 2021

Global spike in Covid cases may lead to dangerous variants

The third wave of Covid-19 lashing countries across the world is creating fertile breeding grounds for extra infectious and probably vaccine-resistant new variants, scientists warn.

Aug 2, 2021

No, COVID-19, vaccines do not enter human DNA; anti-vaxxers' claims rubbished [details]

The claims have led to "scaremongering" and people should not hesitate to be vaccinated, said researchers from University of Queensland.

Aug 1, 2021

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