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Quote of the Day by Princess Diana: “If men had to have babies, they would only ever have one each” – Inspiring quote on motherhood, women’s strength and the unseen courage required at every stage of pregnancy by the People's Princess known for her HIV awareness efforts and humanitarian workQuote of the Day by Princess Diana: Princess Diana’s powerful quote reflects on the realities of motherhood and the strength of women. It h...- Quote of the Day by father of IVF Robert G. Edwards: ‘The most important thing in life is having a child; nothing is more special than a child’Quote of the Day by Robert G. Edwards: Robert G. Edwards, Nobel laureate and pioneer of in vitro fertilization (IVF), dedicated his career ...
- Elon Musk reveals surprising India connection on Nikhil Kamath's podcastElon Musk revealed his partner Shivon Zilis is "half-Indian," with one of their children named Sekhar after Nobel laureate Subrahmanyan Cha...
- US baby with rare illness treated with tailor-made gene editIn a medical breakthrough, a US infant, KJ Muldoon, suffering from CPS1 deficiency, received a personalized gene-editing treatment. Doctors...
- Joy: Bill Nighy Netflix movie to be released in 2024The movie Joy's production is at present in progress in the UK. Cameras have started to roll for the film in September 2023 continuing till...
- Harvard prof Claudia Goldin becomes 3rd woman to bag Economics Nobel for highlighting wage gaps faced by new moms at workGoldin, 77, is the Henry Lee Professor of Economics at Harvard University. She has long been a trailblazer in the field - she was the first...
- Pete Doherty documentary set to premiere at Zurich Film Festival: An intimate glimpse into the rockstar's lifeThe upcoming Zurich Film Festival is set to present an exclusive documentary that delves into the life of musician Pete Doherty. Titled "Pe...
- Meghan reads to Archie in video released for his 1st birthday to help raise funds for the pandemicThe video was shared by Save With Stories and Save the Children U.K. for a fundraising campaign.
- Finding bacteria on currency notes, a diaper-changing machine: Unique research that won Ig Nobel awardsThe annual awards celebrate scientists for interesting if decidedly odd research.
- Toni Morrison, 1st African-American woman to win Nobel for Literature, dies at 88The American writer was noted for her examination of the black experience.
- Nobel Peace Prize ceremony: Murad-Mukwege dedicate award to rape victimsDr Denis Mukwege & Nadia Murad were awarded for their efforts to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war.
- Human beings not wired to hold salaried jobs; should become independent entrepreneurs: Muhammad YunusYunus has a strong message for India too. He feels that Indian micro-finance companies should not try to become full-fledged banks.
- Laugh and think: Here are the top picks of bizarre contributions to the Nobel Prize AwardsTen awards recognise the most whimsical contributions to science and research.
- Pakistani philanthropist Abdul Sattar Edhi diesPakistan's celebrated philanthropist Abdul Sattar Edhi who dedicated his life to humanity and social services today passed away here at the...
- Nobel Museum curator’s top picks: Rabindranath Tagore & Amartya SenThe institution in Stockholm features photos of Nobel laureates and a wide range of artifacts relating to them.
- Kailash Satyarthi's autographed chair, Amartya Sen's bicycle at Nobel museumThe museum has over 230 such signatures. Famous signatories include Barack Obama, Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, economist John N...
- Good elementary education can spell success in adulthood: Raj Chetty, Harvard University professorDelhi-born Harvard Professor Raj Chetty says India should focus on elementary education.
- Some great discoveries really need speedy acknowledgementThe Nobel committee cannot be the burdened with the sole task of giving due recognition to all life-altering findings and inventions.
- Keeping up the faithIt was a polar bear that eventually led Ada Yonath to her Nobel Prize-winning breakthrough on crystalisation of ribosomes, which are cellul...
- India lost a Nobel due to govt, scientific community callousnessThanks to work-life imbalance and technological advancements, IVF has become big business since the birth of India’s first test tube baby a...
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