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Changing the angle of your foot while walking, also known as adjusting your foot position, may help reduce knee pain. It might...

The Red Planet may have once been significantly wetter than scientists previously believed. A groundbreaking discovery has revealed more than 15,000 kilometers...

The International Labour Organisation (ILO) adopted historic international labour standards to protect workers from biological hazards. These were established at the 113th...

The war in Ukraine has led to the destruction of nearly 1,600 square kilometers of forests between 2022 and 2023. This has...

Children now make up 44% of Rohingya refugees risking dangerous sea journeys, as the number of those fleeing continues to grow. In...

A shocking rise in migrant deaths in 2023 exposes the dangers of irregular migration routes. Can increased access to safe pathways prevent this tragedy?

CBSE unveils a pilot program for Open Book Exams in select classes, aiming to assess critical thinking and application of knowledge over rote memorization. Dive deeper into the format, rationale, and potential impact on students.

Explore the risks posed by the heightened demand for long-tailed macaques in biomedical research, including compromised clinical testing, zoonotic threats, and the unsustainable trade impacting their endangered status. Take a closer look at the delicate balance between scientific progress and conservation efforts

Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) is more likely to enhance job roles through task automation, rather than completely replacing them, according to a recent study by the International Labour Organization (ILO).

Gender imbalances in employment and working conditions are more than previously thought and progress in reducing them disappointingly slow in the last...