Year: 2019

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The Shapeshifting Relationship Between Science and Religion

Chitra Kannabiran 27/11/2019

Religion in different forms has largely co-existed with science,...

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ISRO Launches Cartosat-3, 13 Commercial Nano Satellites Into Orbit

The Wire Staff 27/11/2019

The satellites were launched by India's PSLV-C47 from the...

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Kuno, India’s Second Home for the Asiatic Lion, Is Ready

Anup Dutta 27/11/2019

The action plan aims to guide the reintroduction program...

With Suction Cups and Lots of Luck, Scientists Measure Blue Whale’s Heart Rate

Will Dunham 26/11/2019

The researchers obtained nine hours of data from an...

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Smog Towers: Delhi’s Smog Is Here to Stay Because Air Pollution’s Not the Crisis

Ritwick Dutta 26/11/2019

If, according to EPCA, Delhi's air quality has improved...

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Delhi-NCR Pollution: SC Issues Notice to States, Wants Report on Air, Water Quality

The apex court slammed the Centre and states for...

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Anomalous ‘Fifth Force’ Is Back in the News but It’s Still Not a Force of Nature

Vasudevan Mukunth 26/11/2019

Stumbling upon a particle during an experiment is one...