The Rise of Tech Blogs

New Delhi [India], September 18: In the 20th Century, people like to stay informed. Ignorance is not bliss, and...

Pre-book Apple iPhone 15 at Maple

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 18: In tandem with the iPhone 15 series launch, Maple – Apple Premium...

People living bridge between Australia, India: Envoy Philip Green

Australia’s High Commissioner to India Philip Green on Monday said people are the living bridge between the...

US: First death due to West Nile Virus reported in New Jersey

The New Jersey Departments of Health and Environmental Protection has urged residents to take precautions after the...

New methods to predict outcomes of pregnancies with fetal problem

A team of scientists led by UCL academics has found new ways for predicting outcomes in pregnancies in which the...

Birds build nests to protect themselves from predators

Ground-nesting birds known as lapwings, according to new research, use the design of their nests and surroundings to...

"People will not accept..." Anurag Thakur hits out at INDIA bloc

Hitting out at the opposition's bloc, Union Minister Anurag Thakur on Saturday said that public will not accept the...

If I had batted normally we could have got over line: Shubman

Shakib Al Hasan and Towhid Hridoy shone brightly, both scoring remarkable half-centuries, while the Bangladesh...

More insight into immunotherapies don’t always work as predicted

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New methods to predict results of pregnancies with fetal problems

A group of scientists led by UCL researchers has developed new methods for predicting outcomes in pregnancies where...

Pakistan's unemployed figure to reach 5.6 million this year

According to the ILO estimates, Pakistan’s employment-to-population ratio in 2023 fell well below its pre-crisis...

Ground-nesting birds design their nests to hide from predators

According to new research, ground-nesting birds known as lapwings exploit the design of their nests and surroundings...