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Extreme floods in Central Himalayas could intensify by 80 pc before 2100: StudyGreenhouse gas emissions are projected to significantly worsen extreme floods in the Central Himalayas, potentially increasing their magnit...- Are eggs on your plate damaging your heart health? Study claims higher consumption of eggs may lead to early death; here’s what you need to knowA study published in JAMA Network suggests that regular egg consumption is linked to an increased risk of heart disease and death. Research...
- Who was Rosie Roche? 20-year-old cousin of Prince William and Prince Harry found dead; details so farRosie Roche, a 20-year-old relative of Prince William and Harry, tragically passed away at her Wiltshire home. The Durham University studen...
- Study suggests airport radars may be revealing Earth's presence to AliensA new study reveals that Earth's radar systems, used at airports and military bases, unintentionally broadcast our presence to extraterrest...
- Is a social media sabbatical the golden ticket to mental health?Social media use can become excessive and problematic when it interferes with school or work, causes conflict in your relationships or harm...
- Iran regime divided on how to tackle protests: analysts"The conflicting messages we are getting from the Iranian regime suggest an internal debate on how to deal with ongoing protests," said Nad...
- New study shows that babies can react to smell, taste in the wombTheir findings could further our understanding of the development of human taste and smell receptors.
- World's biggest ice sheet could cause massive sea rise without action: StudyResearchers at Durham University concluded that if global greenhouse emissions remain high, the melting East Antarctica Ice Sheet (EAIS) co...
- Scientists develop gadget that can sniff out COVID-19 using body odour profilesThe study tested devices with organic semi-conducting sensors, which could potentially be used as a COVID-19 screening tool.
- Beer giant UB appoints former Walmart executive as its Chief of Corporate AffairsJha’s last stint was at Walmart India as senior vice president and chief of corporate affairs officer. The former civil servant also has ab...
- Human brains not as exceptional as thought: StudyNew York, Nov 1 (IANS) When it comes to brainpower, humans may not be as exceptional as we like to think as researchers have found that som...
- Primitive 'Little Cub' galaxy may shed light on early universeLondon, July 4 (IANS) Astronomers have spotted a primitive galaxy, dubbed "Little Cub", which they believe could reveal more about the chem...
- Why some songs play in endless loop in our headLondon, Nov 4 (IANS) British scientists have identified the reason behind what makes a song so catchy that it gets stuck in our head and go...
- Gravitational waves can tell how black holes are bornThe study combined simulations which aims to create a realistic simulation of the known universe with a model to calculate gravitational wa...
- AirAsia boss Tony Fernandes on cloud nine at daughter Steph's graduationTony Fernandes took to Instagram to celebrate his daughter Stephanie's graduation from a UK university.
- Moon's most unusual volcano more massive than thoughtLead author and Durham University PhD student Jack Wilson said he was surprised by the gigantic scale of the explosion.
- Universe with realistic galaxies simulatedAstronomers have created a simulation of the universe with more realistic galaxies that are similar in mass, size and age to real ones.
- Climate change can threaten Asian bird survival: StudyA new study in UK by Durham University and BirdLife International on Asian bird species reveals that many are likely to suffer due to clima...
- Indian birds under threat from climate change: StudyClimate change is threatening the survival of a number of Asian bird species, including those in India, a new study warns.
- Birds affected by climate change, says international studyResearchers from UK based BirdLife International and Durham University haenv impact of climate change on birds in Asia, including India .
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