Government Hikes Emoluments of Research Scholars

Government Hikes Emoluments of Research Scholars

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The Department of Science and Technology today issued the much-awaited order hiking the emoluments of Research Fellows and Research Associates. The hikes range from 24 percent to 35 percent
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New Center to Help Farmers Become Climate Resilient

New Center to Help Farmers Become Climate Resilient

The Department of Science and Technology has established a center of excellence on climate change research for plant protection at the Hyderabad-based International Crop Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics. Its objective will be to help make agriculture more resilient to vagaries of climate change.

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Agromet Advisories to Reach More Farmers from July

Agromet Advisories to Reach More Farmers from July

The Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES) is all set to increase the number of farmers getting agro-meteorological advisory to 40 million from the current level of 24 million by next month.

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Indian School Kids Shine at Intel Science Fair

Indian School Kids Shine at Intel Science Fair

Young innovators from India proved their mettle once again with many of them winning top awards at the just concluded annual International Science and Engineering Fair organized by IT major Intel at Pittsburgh in the USA from May 12 to May 18.

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Abhishek Bhagat explaining about his innovation

Children Display Innovative and Eco-Friendly Ideas

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An app-driven automated food maker, an automatic dust lifting machine, a dustbin with sound alert, hand-driven waste picking and dumping cart, currency note sterilizing machine for ATMs, wrapper picker, cycle-powered road cleaner, a tiffin box that reminds children to wash hands before eating.
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Young Indian Innovators All Set To Compete With Best Brains from 78 Countries

Young Indian Innovators All Set To Compete With Best Brains from 78 Countries

Obesity is on the rise globally, emerging as a major public health challenge. While sedentary lifestyle and unhealthy diets are major causes, there are several other contributory factors which are largely ignored.

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Scientists Find Synthetic Mimic For Critical Biomolecule

Biological assemblies are thousands of tiny pieces of machinery which play collectively important roles towards maintaining the cellular structure and functions, and many of them even play very critical roles.

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Scientific Departments to Get a New Home

Scientific Departments to Get a New Home

It is not enough that scientists and technologists keep gaining new knowledge and developing new products useful to society. They should also have a workplace befitting their work profile.

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Ozone Pollution Can Damage Wheat Crop

Ozone Pollution Can Damage Wheat Crop

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Air pollution is not only injurious to human health but also to plant life. Scientists from Banaras Hindu University (BHU) have found that most wheat cultivars developed after the year 2000 are more sensitive to damage due to ozone, a byproduct of air pollution.
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Science Expo A Big Draw at Science Congress in Manipur

Science Expo A Big Draw at Science Congress in Manipur

The Pride of India (PoI) Expo organized as part of the Indian Science Congress, which concluded here today, was a major center of attraction.

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Hot Springs Harbor Microbial Diversity

Hot Springs Harbor Microbial Diversity

Microorganisms can be found in almost every habitat in the environment owing to their capacity to adapt and survive.

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India Needs More Astronomers, Astronomy Education

New discoveries in astronomy in recent years have generated a lot of excitement globally, and Indian scientists have contributed to them in large measure. However, the country is lacking when it comes to promoting astronomy education at different levels and the number of professional astronomers it needs.

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New Drug Combos Using Pain Killers May Be Effective Against Cancer

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Combining commonly used painkillers with a metal belonging to the platinum group may prove effective in the treatment of cancer, a new study by Indian scientists has indicated.
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IGNITE – A Place for Young Minds to Nurture Original Technological Ideas and Innovations

Nail polish which can indicate the presence of drugs or alcohol in soft drinks to prevent molestation, a guiding system for Alzheimer’s patient if they get lost, foot-operated tea making table for differently abled persons and a mechanism for unlocking car during a fire.

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