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New Vande Bharat Express Gives Aircraft-like Travelling Experience
Prime Minister Narendra Modion September 30 flagged off the new Vande Bharat Express, which is the third in the Vande Bharat series...
One Health for Feeding the Hungry
What about One Health approach to plant health for feeding a growing population expected to reach ten billion by 2050? Well, a...
Much Stress Leads to Think More Negative in Spouse’s Behaviour
Stressful life can affect relations between married couples. Well, a person with much stress is more likely to see their spouse’s negative...
EU For New Restrictions Against Russia; What Are the Sanctions?
Russia's escalation of Ukraine invasion reaching new levels with referenda organised in the territories that it occupied and President Vladimir Putin's threat...
Hurricane IAN, Typhoon Noru Bring Misery to Millions
Hurricane Ian, which is considered to wreck much havoc, lashed across Florida and other regions causing much trouble to the people and...
Face Mask for Determining Infected or Not?
We all know that face mask can reduce the risk of infection. But can a face mask determine if you are infected...
WHAT NEXT FOR ACHEVING CLIMATE GOALS?
What needs to be done to meet global climate goals? Achieving the goal and successfully transitioning to a net zero-carbon economy requires...
85% of World Population to Live in the Grip of Austerity...
Despite millions of people being pushed into poverty and hunger, 143 countries - including 94 developing nations - are implementing policy measures...
Operation Olympus; Ban of Popular Front of India
India on September 29 banned Popular Front of India (PFI) and its front organisations for five years, noting that the organisations have...
Moderate Consumption of tea Linked to Lower Type 2 Diabetes Risk.
A new study shows that moderate consumption of black, green or Oolong tea can lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
