Science

Kanji, a fermented carrot drink is especially popular in northern India. Packed with a host of health benefits, here’s why you need to try this homegrown probiotic drink.

Recruitment 2023: DRDO has announced 51 job vacancies for the position of scientists. Check eligibility, salary and last date to apply.

The present-day progress in modern medicine is based on the contributions of many great men and women who tirelessly worked to make India a hub for research, discovery and ingenuity. Here are nine such trailblazers.

These are the stories of six Indian scientists who made important contributions to the field of science and were nominated for the Nobel Prize.

Upset by the uncontrolled waste from apartments heading to landfills, Dr CN Manoj, a pharmaceutical scientist, founded 'Kenterra' to handle all types of waste in Kerala and Bengaluru. He also created 'Composorb,' a natural composting substance that transforms biodegradable waste into nourishing organic compost. Here's how they work.

Bengaluru-based Dr Sonali Dasgupta has launched a hands-on learning ecosystem ‘STEMonsters’ to help curious children grow into confident innovators.

Kishori Mohan Bandyopadhyay made significant contributions to Nobel Prize winner Ronald Ross' malaria research as his lab assistant, but never received due recognition for his work. The Bengali scientist went on to play a crucial role in combating malaria in India.

As we wait with bated breath for the launch of Chandrayaan-3, here’s a journey back in time to how the mission came to be, and its significance in India’s quest to explore space.

Discover a compilation of 14 Indian scientists who have achieved global recognition, making significant contributions that have improved our lives. Take a moment to appreciate these extraordinary minds who have simplified and enhanced various aspects of human existence.

ISRO has announced YUVIKA, a 12-day programme to encourage young students to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and math. Check your eligibility and how to apply here.