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What will be the India-based Neutrino Observatory's impact?
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In a landmark move, the Government of India's Union Cabinet recently approved the India-based Neutrino Observatory project. Coming soon after the approval of the 30-metre telescope which will be located in Hawaii, this decision will cause India to step into ...
Union Cabinet Committee on Security clears Neutrino ObservatoryThe News Reports
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In a landmark move, the Government of India's Union Cabinet recently approved the India-based Neutrino Observatory project. Coming soon after the approval of the 30-metre telescope which will be located in Hawaii, this decision will cause India to step into ...
Union Cabinet Committee on Security clears Neutrino Observatory
Cabinet Committee approves high-end Neutrino project
Rs 1500-crore research lab in Tamil Nadu gets Centre go-ahead
Daily News & Analysis
Another ISC gem: Astrology a science, says Uttar Pradesh governor Ram Naik
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Uttar Pradesh governor Ram Naik piled on to the ancient-India-knew-it-all controversy which sprang up during the course of the Indian Science Congress by announcing that astrology was a science. During the event's closing ceremony, he said that astrology ...
I pity those who are ashamed of the tradition of science in India: UP governorFirstpost
It's Sankranti, but no kite flying at science do, pleaseTimes of India
'Three successive droughts later, political will emerges to link farming with ...The Indian Express
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Uttar Pradesh governor Ram Naik piled on to the ancient-India-knew-it-all controversy which sprang up during the course of the Indian Science Congress by announcing that astrology was a science. During the event's closing ceremony, he said that astrology ...
I pity those who are ashamed of the tradition of science in India: UP governor
It's Sankranti, but no kite flying at science do, please
'Three successive droughts later, political will emerges to link farming with ...
CBS News
Questions raised over theory that an asteroid caused the Big Freeze
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For the second time in a year, scientists have cast doubt on a controversial theory that a massive asteroid or comet was responsible for a deep freeze that enveloped much of North America nearly 13,000 years ago. A new study in the Journal of Archeological ...
Mammoths May Not Have Been Wiped Out By Ancient Impact After AllHeadlines & Global News
Massive Cosmic Impact My Not Have Killed the Mammoth in Mass Extinction EventScience World Report
Ancient house fires evidence casts doubt on mammoth-killing cosmic impact ...Science Codex
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For the second time in a year, scientists have cast doubt on a controversial theory that a massive asteroid or comet was responsible for a deep freeze that enveloped much of North America nearly 13,000 years ago. A new study in the Journal of Archeological ...
Mammoths May Not Have Been Wiped Out By Ancient Impact After All
Massive Cosmic Impact My Not Have Killed the Mammoth in Mass Extinction Event
Ancient house fires evidence casts doubt on mammoth-killing cosmic impact ...
NDTV
Himalayan rumblings to help forecast monsoon
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The Himalayas act as a towering barrier, blocking cold air in the northern latitudes from blowing into the subcontinent. Thus they subdue the moisture-laden ocean winds that whip up the monsoon. GALYNA ANDRUSHKO\SHUTTERSTOCK.COM.
Indian Science Congress: Shift in monsoon patterns worries expertsHindustan Times
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The Himalayas act as a towering barrier, blocking cold air in the northern latitudes from blowing into the subcontinent. Thus they subdue the moisture-laden ocean winds that whip up the monsoon. GALYNA ANDRUSHKO\SHUTTERSTOCK.COM.
Indian Science Congress: Shift in monsoon patterns worries experts
Geologist blames encroachment on dried river for Uttarakhand tragedy
Monsoon Patterns Changing, Steps Needed to Address Fallout: Expert
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PM agenda at Indian Science Congress
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The theme of the Indian Science Congress, 'Science and technology for human development', struck a chord with scientists. It will be interesting to see if science and technology can increasingly be integrated into governance as well. For years researchers ...
Jets fuelled by donkey urine? Flight of fancyCalcutta Telegraph
Vyamanika Shastra is a big fat hoax: Claims of aviation in ancient India ...Firstpost
Science meet didn't hear: 40 years ago, IISc debunked flying claimsThe Indian Express
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The Hans India
The theme of the Indian Science Congress, 'Science and technology for human development', struck a chord with scientists. It will be interesting to see if science and technology can increasingly be integrated into governance as well. For years researchers ...
Jets fuelled by donkey urine? Flight of fancy
Vyamanika Shastra is a big fat hoax: Claims of aviation in ancient India ...
Science meet didn't hear: 40 years ago, IISc debunked flying claims
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Scientists discover neurons which can help to better understand 'sense of touch'
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A new study has recently provided a deeper insight into the human's sense of touch, which has generally been taken for granted in neuroscience. An international group of researchers, including Carnegie Mellon University's Alison Barth have linked a group ...
Discovery Will Help Scientists To Understand the Neuroscience Behind ...HealthCanal.com
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A new study has recently provided a deeper insight into the human's sense of touch, which has generally been taken for granted in neuroscience. An international group of researchers, including Carnegie Mellon University's Alison Barth have linked a group ...
Discovery Will Help Scientists To Understand the Neuroscience Behind ...
Neuroscientists Get a Better Feeling About Sense of Touch
Times of India
Research & innovation environment changing in India: Vardhan
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Research and innovation environment in India is rapidly changing, with government actively supporting scientists with various incentive schemes, Union Minister Harsh Vardhan today said, as he tried to woo the Indian diaspora to come back and innovate in ...
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Research and innovation environment in India is rapidly changing, with government actively supporting scientists with various incentive schemes, Union Minister Harsh Vardhan today said, as he tried to woo the Indian diaspora to come back and innovate in ...
Research & innovation environment changing in India, says Harsh Vardhan
Think of coming back to India: Vardhan to NRI youth
Make In India Initiative is a Major Platform to Promote Innovation - Dr. Harsh ...
CNET
Two newly discovered planets look promising for extraterrestrial life
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Among eight new Kepler planets found are the two most Earth-like to date, with possible conditions for the propagation of life. by Michelle Starr · @riding_red; 8 January 2015 1:19 am GMT. comments. 0. facebook. twitter. linkedin. googleplus. more. more +.
Nasa finds 8 new planets in 'life zone'Times of India
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CNET
Among eight new Kepler planets found are the two most Earth-like to date, with possible conditions for the propagation of life. by Michelle Starr · @riding_red; 8 January 2015 1:19 am GMT. comments. 0. facebook. twitter. linkedin. googleplus. more. more +.
Nasa finds 8 new planets in 'life zone'
'Alien Earth' is among eight new far-off planets
Nasa reveals vintage travel poster designs for real exoplanets
Science Recorder
NASA astronomers investigate massive outburst near the Milky Way black hole
Science Recorder
The jury is still out on what's causing these giant flares, but it has piqued the curiosity of scientists. Scientist are investigating the cause of a massive outburst near the black hole at the centery of the Milky Way galaxy, a mass that is 4.5 million times larger than ...
Researchers detect Massive flares from Milky Way's central black hole - (full-timew)Full-Time Whistle
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Science Recorder
The jury is still out on what's causing these giant flares, but it has piqued the curiosity of scientists. Scientist are investigating the cause of a massive outburst near the black hole at the centery of the Milky Way galaxy, a mass that is 4.5 million times larger than ...
Researchers detect Massive flares from Milky Way's central black hole - (full-timew)
NASA spots massive outburst from our very own black hole
Largest X-ray flare ever detected seen at the centre of the Milky Way
Arrogant, exclusivist, politicized: TISS professor on scientists
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The concluding day of the Indian science Congress on Wednesday was marked with a controversial remark made by Janki Andharia, a professor of Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS). She called the scientists 'arrogant, non-inclusive and influenced by ...
Prof highlights gender bias, busts 'neutral science myth'Times of India
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The concluding day of the Indian science Congress on Wednesday was marked with a controversial remark made by Janki Andharia, a professor of Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS). She called the scientists 'arrogant, non-inclusive and influenced by ...
Prof highlights gender bias, busts 'neutral science myth'
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