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NFT stands for ‘Non-fungible token’ and is a tradeable, digital ownership certificate representing the ownership of a unique asset. Blockchain [...]

Every year, India imports helium worth ₹55,000 crore from the U.S. Helium is colourless, odourless, tasteless, inert and a noble [...]

In the spring of 1905, a young man began the journey from obscurity to scientiﬁc stardom. Within a decade, he [...]

With the launch of Brazil’s Amazonia-1 satellite last week from Sriharikota, a new chapter has begun in India’s space history. [...]

Life on earth has always been about species struggling to secure their odds of survival. A little known story, though, [...]

India is home to abundant natural mineral resource and is one of the top ten producers of several minerals (Fig. [...]

Innovation and crisis: The six factors that spark radical innovation in turbulent times A crisis forces people to see the [...]

The COVID-19 pandemic is widely seen as a potential turning point after which almost everything could be different. Margaret MacMillan, [...]

It is not surprising that India has a booming healthcare sector, considering that a population of 1.35 billion in 2018 [...]

Nuclear Power Capable of Mitigating India’s Energy Crisis […]

Unless India moves towards sustainable and long-term energy sources, policy-makers see India facing a energy crisis in the future. In [...]

Understanding Radioactive Waste […]

Note- Few parts of the article are little scientific in nature and may be little hard to understand, nevertheless for [...]

The Saraswati supercluster, 4 billion light years away from us, has 43 galaxies, discover Indian astronomers. […]

A diverse range of breakthrough technologies, including “artificial leaves” that turn CO2 into fuel, and a technique that harvests water [...]

Does turning smogs into diamonds, sounds crazy enough ? Well, not anymore. Dutch artist Daan Roosegaarde has come up with [...]

MANUFACTURING advances often take time to catch on. Only later does their real significance become apparent. The flying shuttle, [...]

Launched by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in 2009, the Kepler telescope, named after the astronomer Johannes Kepler, [...]

Three-dimensional transport is the hero our civilisation deserves, and quite frankly, the one it (desperately) needs right now, given the [...]

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s style is to set ambitious targets with impossible-looking deadlines. Perhaps he is inspired by a Gujarati [...]