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Armenia prepares for an election that could reshape ties with Moscow and the WestArmenia's parliamentary elections are a pivotal vote on its geopolitical future, with Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan seeking closer EU and ...- Experts Studying Animal Intelligence Across Species Are Finding Patterns No One ExpectedA new special issue in Acta Ethologica explores the diverse ways animals think, learn, and interact, revealing 'intellectual biodiversity' ...
- Roses are red, violets are blue, 940 million flowers are travelling (through Miami) to youIn preparation for Valentine's Day, Miami International Airport processed around 940 million stems of cut flowers, with 90% of the flowers ...
- Roses are red, violets are blue, 940 million flowers are traveling (through Miami) to youIn preparation for Valentine's Day, Miami International Airport processed around 940 million stems of flowers, mostly from Colombia and Ecu...
- Flowers are older than dinosaurs! The 1st blossom bloomed 38 million years agoFlowers can be preserved in striking detail. Dripping tree sap and resin fossilised the petals and pollen of a fossil flower in a Baltic co...
- New study explores role played by past global cooling in diversifying orchid speciesGlobal cooling of the climate in the past was the main cause of the diversity of terrestrial orchid species, according to a study by the Un...
- The unique opportunity that G20 presidency offers India to drive a global narrativeG20 comprises 19 nations (Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Republic of Korea, ...
- US becomes India's largest trade partner, is India-China trade decoupling?India's major exports to the US include polished diamonds, pharmaceutical products, jewellery, light oil and petroleum, frozen shrimp, cosm...
- Why India needs an aatmanirbhar competition law architectureHowever, statistics, as always, do not tell the whole story. For one, India's competition jurisprudence is evolving rather slowly. With lim...
- Is it risky to push alternative medicine in Covid pandemic?Inhalation of steam is now being questioned as being a contributor to the black fungus, as the high temperature could potentially burn off ...
- Retail inflation for industrial workers eases to 5.14 per cent in April"Year-on-year inflation for the month (April) stood at 5.14 per cent compared to 5.64 per cent for the previous month and 5.45 per cent dur...
- A second Jacob Lawrence lost painting found after 6 decadesThe painting known as panel 28 had not been seen in public since 1960 and was known only through a black-and-white reproduction.
- Third year in a row, horticulture output beats grain productionBesides, horticulture production also showed continuous increase unlike foodgrain output which reported a decline in 2014-15 as compared to...
- Meet BARC, a new TV ratings system to create a new set of winners and losersFor the world’s second largest and fastest growing television market, the new BARC system is nothing short of an earthquake.
- Post onion price rise, country's farm data-gathering system to get a faceliftA panel set up by the govt to review issues relating to agriculture statistics, has proposed periodic collection of data on subsidies given...
- Heavy rains damage soybean crops in Madhya Pradesh, cardamom and pepper in KeralaThe good news is that if extreme conditions ebb, the food output can leap as total area under kharif crops has jumped 18% to 748 lakh hecta...
- Nagpurians have ensured that the city remains green and sereneSay Nagpur and 'orange' flashes before your eyes, but the cityscape is dominated by the colour green.
- Winter aids wheat, oil seeds cropsSowing of rabi crops is progressing with total area at 482.14 lakh hectare as on Friday.
- Exotic vegetables spice up the menuMany farmers who have turned to growing exotic vegetables as Indian consumers want more of the stuff they tried on that recent trip abroad.
- Divinity In stoneThe cosmic drama sculptured at Belur’s Chenna Keshava temple leaves people awe struck.
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