Karnataka’s Tree Goddess: Saalumarada Thimmakka, Karnataka's 'Tree Goddess', transformed a barren roadside into a 4.5km green corridor by p...

Tigers need long rest periods for survival. IFS officer Himanshu Tyagi explains this is due to energy conservation. Tigers understand calor...

US stock market moves over the past 15 months have been heavily influenced by President Donald Trump’s remarks and social media posts. Fund...

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin criticizes the CBSE's new curriculum framework. He claims the three-language formula is a hidden plan ...

Thousands in Kolhapur are protesting the court-ordered relocation of elephant Mahadevi to Vantara's sanctuary in Gujarat. While the Bombay ...

A growing body of research suggests that animals—from frogs to crows—can perform primitive math through a system called the Approximate Num...

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Actress Shilpa Shetty donated a life-size mechanical elephant to a Karnataka temple during a centenary celebration. The temple, which refus...

“Industry relies on the conservation of nature,” Jain emphasised, explaining “the real math underpinning our existence”.

Once children become adults, their perception of animals undergoes a sea change. Sometimes we're cruel to animals; at other times, indiffer...

Explore a curated list of delightful movies perfect for family viewing during the month of August. From animated adventures to heartwarming...

The edtech startup, which was acquired by industry leader Byju's in a $300 million deal last year, plans to introduce multiple new subjects...

The day marks the birth anniversary of former president Dr Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan.

Can a batch of bees be trained to add and subtract?

Quanted, which has received angel funding of close to $1 million from a group of investors based in Hong Kong, Singapore and the US.

Researchers created a five-minute computer game to train the intuitive number sense of 40 five-year-olds.

Oxford University Press is launching this year three major programmes, mostly for school children in India, by using the digital platform.