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Technology growth won't stop anytime soon, and this can only be attributed to the people of India and their innovativeness.

With over 60 million adults in India suffering from diabetes, this thread like implant in pancreas will put an end to diabetic medication in the future.

Supplementing soil with dried leaves of nitrogen-rich trees such as shisham, amaltas and neem can increase the content of soil microbial biomass and grain yield of rice.

The March For Science was held last year protesting for the importance of science. With no changes seen, people aren't going to back down anytime soon.

The medical cotton, which is extremely water absorbing, was turned into a superhydrophobic material, which is extremely water repellent.

An estimated 1.3 million tons of them are produced in a year worldwide which take years to decompose.

With the Indian government having pledged to invest more in solar energy, jamuns could potentially hold the answer.

The awards were established by Bill Clinton in 1996.

A team of researchers led by an Indian-origin engineer, Muthukumaran Packirisamy, has developed a new technology to harnesses electrical energy from blue-green algae that can be used to charge cell phones and computers in the future.