Director James Cameron clarifies his approach, stating he's a 'rightist,' not a perfectionist. He emphasizes refining work until it fulfill...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi highlighted India's economic resurgence. He detailed the nation's journey from a lower economic rank to a lead...

Scientists have demonstrated a technique that allows humans to perceive a previously unseen, intensely saturated blue green colour called o...

GST 2.0 marks an important beginning, but affordability alone cannot secure India's healthcare future. To ensure that today's gains transla...

Scientists in Argentina have developed eye drops for presbyopia. These drops could replace reading glasses. The drops showed quick vision i...

New special eye drops show promise for presbyopia, an age-related vision issue. Argentinian experts developed these drops as an alternative...

Vizz, a new FDA-approved eye drop, offers adults with age related near vision loss (presbyopia) a daily, non-surgical solution. Developed b...

Technology veteran IBM on Tuesday laid out a plan to have a "practical" quantum computer tackling big problems before the end of this decad...

China and India are making strides in improving their relationship, with leaders emphasising cooperation over conflict. After resolving a f...

A city-based private eye hospital has introduced a breakthrough in LASIK surgery, achieving treatment time under 10 seconds per eye using A...

Federal Bank's stock rose 1.6% to Rs 182.65 as it unveiled plans to become India's fifth-largest private bank. Analysts remain bullish, wit...

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The historical and continued trends of stereotypes and certain types of thinking, is one trend that has influenced Ananya Birla.

Computer systems that predict actions would open up new possibilities ranging from robots that can better navigate human environments.

In 2014 he created a microscope, aptly named the Foldscope, that costs only 50 cents. Prakash's Foldscope is made almost entirely of paper.

It is likely that technology companies have underestimated their challenges, and that not much is possible without substantial technology b...

Since 2006, Shiba has been spearheading the VLFM programme in India, a collaboration between industry, academia and the government.