Deccan Chronicle
Asteroid caused immense lava eruptions in India
Deccan Chronicle
Washington: The massive dinosaur-killing asteroid that struck Earth 66 million years ago likely triggered most of the immense eruptions of lava in India known as the Deccan Traps. The asteroid that slammed into the ocean off Mexico and killed the dinosaurs ...
UC Berkeley Geophysicists: Did Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Trigger Largest Lava ...Sierra Sun Times
Dinosaur-killing asteroid created India's Deccan Traps?Economic Times
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Deccan Chronicle
Washington: The massive dinosaur-killing asteroid that struck Earth 66 million years ago likely triggered most of the immense eruptions of lava in India known as the Deccan Traps. The asteroid that slammed into the ocean off Mexico and killed the dinosaurs ...
UC Berkeley Geophysicists: Did Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Trigger Largest Lava ...
Dinosaur-killing asteroid created India's Deccan Traps?
The Hindu
Centre to make Puducherry international destination of tourism
Business Standard
Union Minister of State for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Mahesh Sharma today said the "Centre is committed to make Puducherry an international destination of tourism". Declaring open the Rs 5.5 crore Puducherry Science Centre and Planetarium ...
'Centre committed to make UT attractive to tourists'The Hindu
Centre will develop Puducherry, Kancheepuram as major tourist destinations ...Times of India
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Business Standard
Union Minister of State for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Mahesh Sharma today said the "Centre is committed to make Puducherry an international destination of tourism". Declaring open the Rs 5.5 crore Puducherry Science Centre and Planetarium ...
'Centre committed to make UT attractive to tourists'
Centre will develop Puducherry, Kancheepuram as major tourist destinations ...
News24
India holds Asiatic lion census
News24
Ahmedabad - India has begun a five-yearly count of Asiatic lions in the western state of Gujarat's Gir sanctuary, the last habitat for the endangered big cats globally, an official said. The last census in 2010 revealed 411 lions were living in the 20 000km2 ...
Asiatic Lion census begins in Gir forestBusiness Standard
Enumerators fan out in Gir to count lionsThe Hindu
As jungle sheds its leaves, lion census to start in Gir todayThe Indian Express
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News24
Ahmedabad - India has begun a five-yearly count of Asiatic lions in the western state of Gujarat's Gir sanctuary, the last habitat for the endangered big cats globally, an official said. The last census in 2010 revealed 411 lions were living in the 20 000km2 ...
Asiatic Lion census begins in Gir forest
Enumerators fan out in Gir to count lions
As jungle sheds its leaves, lion census to start in Gir today
The Independent
Unique sensors on bats' wings could inspire a new generation of aircraft
The Independent
Bats could provide the inspiration for a new generation of aircraft after researchers found that a unique array of wing sensors give the creatures their aerial manoeuvrability. Bats can achieve steep and sudden turns and dives that aircraft manufacturers can ...
Bats' flying skills give clues to develop new-age aircraftMicrofinance Monitor
Bat wings could inspire better aircraft designBusiness Standard
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The Independent
Bats could provide the inspiration for a new generation of aircraft after researchers found that a unique array of wing sensors give the creatures their aerial manoeuvrability. Bats can achieve steep and sudden turns and dives that aircraft manufacturers can ...
Bats' flying skills give clues to develop new-age aircraft
Bat wings could inspire better aircraft design
CrazyEngineers
India To Be At CERN - Second From Asia To Become An Associate Member
CrazyEngineers
It has now been made official that India is set to become a member of CERN. From Asia, India is the second country to become a member of European Organization dedicated to Nuclear Research. The first one is Pakistan. Home of the world's largest particle ...
India to follow Pakistan, may become CERN member soon, says officialMicrofinance Monitor
India to be CERN member soon: OfficialBusiness Standard
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CrazyEngineers
It has now been made official that India is set to become a member of CERN. From Asia, India is the second country to become a member of European Organization dedicated to Nuclear Research. The first one is Pakistan. Home of the world's largest particle ...
India to follow Pakistan, may become CERN member soon, says official
India to be CERN member soon: Official
The Hindu
Dinosaur era cockroach was fearsome night-time hunter
The Hindu
In a discovery that might just cause nightmares to most people, a 100-million-year-old cockroach specimen found preserved in amber has been found to be part of a new family of extinct predatory cockroaches that hunted at night, scientists say. The specimen ...
Cockroach from dinosaur era was fearsome night-time hunterZee News
Fearsome prehistoric cockroach hunted at nightDelhi Daily News
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The Hindu
In a discovery that might just cause nightmares to most people, a 100-million-year-old cockroach specimen found preserved in amber has been found to be part of a new family of extinct predatory cockroaches that hunted at night, scientists say. The specimen ...
Cockroach from dinosaur era was fearsome night-time hunter
Fearsome prehistoric cockroach hunted at night
Asteroid that killed dinos created India's Deccan Traps?
Times of India
LONDON: Our universe may actually be two dimensional but appears three dimensional - just like a hologram, according to scientists, including those from India. One of the most fruitful theories of theoretical physics in the last two decades is challenging the ...
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Times of India
LONDON: Our universe may actually be two dimensional but appears three dimensional - just like a hologram, according to scientists, including those from India. One of the most fruitful theories of theoretical physics in the last two decades is challenging the ...
BBC News
Large Herbivore Loss May Create 'Barren Landscape'
Rapid News Network
The primary goal of the study is to determine to main threats that lead to the decline of their number, the effects of its smaller population, and how near/far are they from extinction. Scientists say that nearly 60 percent of herbivores are at risk of extinction, which ...
Large herbivores threatenedDailybarometer
World's Largest Herbivores Going Extinct; Hunting By Humans, Habitat Change ...Yibada (English Edition)
Large herbivores on the verge of extinction; could result in 'empty landscapes'The Next Digit
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Rapid News Network
The primary goal of the study is to determine to main threats that lead to the decline of their number, the effects of its smaller population, and how near/far are they from extinction. Scientists say that nearly 60 percent of herbivores are at risk of extinction, which ...
Large herbivores threatened
World's Largest Herbivores Going Extinct; Hunting By Humans, Habitat Change ...
Large herbivores on the verge of extinction; could result in 'empty landscapes'
Times of India
Xi's hometown to be Modi's first stop on China visit
Times of India
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is all set to make Xian his first stop in China as Chinese President Xi Jinping prepares to return the compliment of Modi's special gesture for him and the Chinese first lady in Ahmedabad last year. In a related move, ...
Policy Watch: Can Modi and Xi reshape Eurasia?Daily News & Analysis
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Times of India
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi is all set to make Xian his first stop in China as Chinese President Xi Jinping prepares to return the compliment of Modi's special gesture for him and the Chinese first lady in Ahmedabad last year. In a related move, ...
Policy Watch: Can Modi and Xi reshape Eurasia?
Uncover California
Astronomers discover exoplanet orbiting small star 500 light-years away
Uncover California
A team of Australian astronomers has discovered an exoplanet that is orbiting a small star as many as five hundred light-years away. The far away planet in question, dubbed HATS-6b, is revolving around HATS-6 star, which is nearly 50 per cent of our Sun in ...
New exoplanet too big for its star – how did it get there?RedOrbit
Australian Researchers Find 'puffed up' planet orbiting small starThe Geopolitical and Conflict Report (blog)
Astronomers Found a Gas Giant Orbiting Surprisingly Close to a Tiny StarGizmodo
CNN
Sci-News.com
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Uncover California
A team of Australian astronomers has discovered an exoplanet that is orbiting a small star as many as five hundred light-years away. The far away planet in question, dubbed HATS-6b, is revolving around HATS-6 star, which is nearly 50 per cent of our Sun in ...
New exoplanet too big for its star – how did it get there?
Australian Researchers Find 'puffed up' planet orbiting small star
Astronomers Found a Gas Giant Orbiting Surprisingly Close to a Tiny Star
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