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In the age of parasocial fame, nepo kids are the new comfort TVCelebrity families now offer a shared reference point in a fragmented world. The public emotionally inhabits these lives, finding reassuran...- Anand Mahindra reminds India of Janaki Ammal, the Kerala scientist who made the country a leading sugarcane producerDr Janaki Ammal, a pioneering botanist, transformed India’s sugarcane industry through her groundbreaking hybrid cross-breeding techniques....
- Malayali girl who loved watching the Moon now powers India’s missiles: Meet Kerala scientist mentored by 'missile man'India’s ‘Missile Woman’: Tessy Thomas, India’s ‘Missile Woman’, was inspired by the night sky during her childhood. Her early fascination w...
- Amur falcon bird radio tagged in Manipur reaches KenyaAn Amur falcon, tagged in Manipur, India, has made it to Kenya. Scientists are tracking its migration to Africa. The bird, named Chiuluan 2...
- More women must let off STEAMIndia's STEM education landscape is uneven with women constituting 42.3% of STEM students. Only 16.6% of STEM faculty in Indian universitie...
- About 52 per cent cases of cervical cancer diagnosed from 2012-15 survived: Lancet StudyA study analyzing data from Population Based Cancer Registries (PBCRs) in India found that approximately 52% of cervical cancer cases diagn...
- 'Never underestimate power of a nari in a saree.' Edelweiss MF CEO Radhika Gupta in awe of female ISRO scientistsIndia has become the fourth country to successfully land on the moon's surface, with the Chandrayaan-3 mission. Prime Minister Narendra Mod...
- CJI D Y Chandrachud hails landing of Chandrayaan-3 on Moon's south pole as historicSolicitor General Tushar Mehta also congratulated the scientists involved in the project. He said the entire nation is feeling proud of the...
- India has more women STEM grads than US, UK or FranceAccording to World Bank data, percentage-wise there are more Indian female (43%) graduates in STEM at tertiary level than developed nations...
- Women make a much stronger neutralising antibody response to the coronavirus than men: Gagandeep KangIn work & personal life, the load on women has increased since pandemic started, says Kang.
- Corona crisis putting women in danger? Females in India may have higher Covid-19 death risk than malesAccording to the scientists, elderly males and females both display high mortality risk.
- Dial 'W' for women: Female bosses score higher than menFemale professionals excel in organisational development and coaching talent compared to men.
- Indian women 40 times more likely to die post assault: StudyThe study points to reliable evidence suggesting that only one in four female victims of assault in India actively seek care after experien...
- Prejudice against women scientists exists: Smriti IraniNoting that science does not preach or teach prejudice, she said science for every day women was something that should be encouraged.
- First Chhattisgarh wild buffalo clone born in HaryanaIndia's first cloning of Chhattisgarh's endangered wild buffalo met success with birth of healthy female calf born on December 12 last at N...
- Indian films high on sexualisation of women: UN reportIndia tops the chart in showing attractive women in its movies & as much as 35% of these female characters are shown with some nudity, find...
- Delhi University professor leads discovery of 14 new 'dancing frogs'A team of scientists led by Delhi University professor Sathyabhama Das Biju aka 'frogman of India' has discovered 14 new species of dancing...
- Police looking for pimp, call girls in Israeli diplomat car attack caseThe police is looking for a pimp and two to three call girls who were allegedly engaged by Houshand Afshar Irani during his two visits to t...
- Census of India 2011: Government calls emergency meet to discuss anti-feticide lawThe Union health ministry registered only 107 cases of female feticide under Section 315 and 316 of IPC in 2010.
- LeT plan to target ISRO scientistsIn a clear sign of Pakistani terrorists attacking symbols of India’s growing power, the Lashkar-e-Taiba, it is learnt, plans to target seni...
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