Science

The year 2016 has been rich and eventful for wildlife discoveries of all sorts around the globe -- nature has never ceased to amaze.

Researchers from the famed Indian Institute of Science (IISc), Bangalore, may have cracked the code to making your WiFi 1,000 times faster than it already is.

ISRO will soon be displaying an exhibition for the first time in Odisha, on a wide range of subjects from astronomy to remote sensing.

Kashmiri students Purta Jalal and her brother Zameen have made an award-winning documentary on the first Pashmina goat that was cloned.

Scientists from Indian Institute of Science have a solution for all farmers who have been affected by demonetisation and are worried about their crops getting spoiled.

Researchers from the University of Madras have found a way to use sugarcane waste as carbon quantum dots. This method is not just a breakthrough in the medical field, it can benefit farmers as well by allowing them to gain additional income.

India has been actively involved in research at CERN for many decades, including helping in the discovery of the Higgs Boson.

This 17-year-old son of a farmer has developed a machine that converts the wind energy generated by fast-moving vehicles and he wants the govt to install it on trains.

Remembering Dr. Yellapragada Subbarao, an Indian scientist who revolutionised the field of medicine but was forgotten by the history books.

When Pune-resident Pradeep Rawat's term as a Member of Parliament ended, the 60-year-old decided to build a library to house the numerous books he has collected over decades.