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Denmark warns US 'We will shoot first' in Greenland row
Denmark issues a stark 'shoot first' warning to the US over a scientific expedition dispute in Greenland, escalating Arctic tensions. Read the full details of the diplomatic standoff.
Arlekar: Adopt Scientific Indian Lifestyle, Shun Western Models
Governor Rajendra Arlekar calls for a science rooted in Indian traditions to solve modern challenges at the Swadeshi Science Congress in Kozhikode. Discover the path to a developed India.
Odisha's First Dedicated Crime Scene Officers by March
Odisha Police will deploy its first batch of specially trained crime scene officers across all police stations by March. This initiative aims to revolutionize forensic evidence collection and boost conviction rates under new criminal laws. Read more.
ASI: Science Unlocks Deeper Insights into India's Heritage
At IIT Gandhinagar conference, ASI's Prof Alok Tripathi highlights how scientific analysis of ancient metals offers unprecedented understanding of India's rich past. Discover the findings.
7 Legendary Indian Scientists & Their Contributions
Explore the groundbreaking work of 7 legendary Indian scientists, from C.V. Raman to Vikram Sarabhai, whose discoveries shaped modern science and technology. Learn about their Nobel Prizes and lasting legacies.
FRI's Role in Uttarakhand's Ecological Development
As Uttarakhand marks 25 years, FRI Director Renu Singh details its crucial work in scientific forestry, river rejuvenation, and fighting forest fires. Discover how research is shaping a sustainable future.
IISER Berhampur Celebrates 10th Foundation Day
IISER Berhampur celebrated its 10th foundation day with academic talks and cultural events. Directors highlighted interdisciplinary research and collaboration. Read more about this milestone.
Major Reforms Reshape Indian School Education in 2025
India's school education undergoes a multi-faceted transformation in 2025 with a new 5+3+3+4 structure, two board exams, and a push for skills. Explore the key changes and challenges.
Minister Ram Kripal Yadav pushes 'Lab for Land' for scientific farming
Agriculture Minister Ram Kripal Yadav emphasizes scientific farming and 'Lab for Land' at Mumbai event. He highlights Bihar's 76% agrarian population and 21% GSDP contribution. Read more.
26,373 Facilitators Bring Scientific Farming to UP Villages
Over 26,000 agricultural livelihood facilitators are transforming farming in Uttar Pradesh, promoting modern techniques, govt schemes, and women's empowerment. Discover how they are building a self-reliant ecosystem.
FSSAI mandates scientific proof for food claims from Jan 1
India's FSSAI mandates scientific evidence for all food product claims from January 1, 2026. Producers must follow a standard format for safety reviews. Learn what this means for consumers and the industry.
FSSAI: Food Safety Claims Need Data, Not Promises
India's food regulator, FSSAI, mandates scientific evidence for all food safety reviews from Jan 1, 2026. Proof of consumption, toxicity & allergy data required. A move for safer Indian diets.
UAE Enacts Sweeping Higher Education Reforms
The UAE introduces a major federal law overhauling higher education & research. New rules bring unified licensing, mandatory internships, and heavy fines for violations. Details inside.
Odisha CM Majhi Calls for Scientific Temper in Students
Odisha CM Mohan Charan Majhi addressed students at a science exhibition in Keonjhar, urging them to develop scientific thinking and innovation for a self-reliant India. Read his key messages on education and heritage.
ASI's First Scientific Probe into Odisha's Ancient Rock Art Begins
ASI begins a landmark scientific investigation of prehistoric rock art sites in Odisha's Rairakhol and Bamur to determine their exact age and trace ancient human migration. Read the full story.
Shah to New Cops: Use New Laws, Fight Drugs & Crime
Union Home Minister Amit Shah addressed 5061 new Haryana constables, urging them to use new criminal laws and scientific methods to combat drugs and organized crime. Read his full speech.
Bitcoin Miners Thrive by Retooling for AI Data Centers
Bitcoin mining companies are finding a lucrative new side hustle: converting their power-hungry data centers to serve the AI boom. Discover how this pivot is boosting stocks by 90%.
WWII bombing destroyed world's longest king cobra specimen
The incredible story of the longest venomous snake ever recorded, a king cobra over 5 meters long, and how it was tragically lost during the London Blitz. A tale of science, history, and fragile knowledge.
IIT Delhi's AI 'AILA' Conducts Lab Experiments Autonomously
IIT Delhi researchers develop AI lab assistant 'AILA' that autonomously conducts physics experiments. This breakthrough in AI and robotics could revolutionize scientific research and education.
IIT Delhi's AI Scientist AILA Runs Experiments Autonomously
IIT Delhi researchers create AILA, an AI that autonomously operates lab instruments like the Atomic Force Microscope, cutting experiment time from a day to minutes. A paradigm shift for scientific research.
Majuli Farmers Trained in Scientific Beekeeping for Honey
Over 100 farmers in Majuli trained in scientific beekeeping to boost mustard honey production. Learn how this initiative aims to create sustainable income and aid pollination.
Russian Defence Factory Head Self-Immolates on Red Square
The head of a key Russian defence research institute died after setting himself on fire at Moscow's Red Square. The incident highlights intense pressure on defence firms to ramp up military production. Read the full report.
IIT Delhi's AI Scientist AILA Revolutionises Lab Work
IIT Delhi researchers create AILA, an autonomous AI agent that conducts real scientific experiments. It slashes experiment time from a full day to just minutes, marking a major leap for Indian science in energy and materials research. Read more!
UNESCO Hails Odisha's Mother Tongue Education for Tribal Kids
UNESCO's 2025 report lauds Odisha's mother tongue-based multilingual education for tribal students as a national model, showing improved learning outcomes. Discover how the state's pioneering approach works.
BARC Scientific Officer 2026 Recruitment: Apply Now
BARC announces Scientific Officer recruitment for 2026 via OCES/DGFS. Engineering & Science grads can apply online by Jan 21, 2026. Get Rs 74,000 stipend during training.
Siddaramaiah Calls to Reject Superstition, Caste Barriers
Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah advocates for scientific temper and social equality, urging people to move beyond superstition and regressive caste customs. Read his full speech from Mandya.
Child prodigy success rare, study finds
A groundbreaking study in Science reveals most child stars don't become top adults. Discover why varied childhoods, not early specialization, lead to lasting success.
BHU Conference Pushes for Scientific Validation of Ayurveda
At BHU's ICCRA-2025, experts stressed scientific validation & modern collaboration for Ayurveda's global health role. Discover key insights from the international summit.
VYZOV Prize 2025 Goes Global with 40 Countries Participating
The VYZOV Prize transforms into a global science honour, attracting 632 applications from 40 countries including India. Winners receive $150,000 for groundbreaking research. Applications for 2026 open in February.
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