Astronauts may lose bone density after returning to Earth: Study
This loss happens because bones that would normally be weight-bearing on Earth, like your legs, don't have to carry weight in microgravity.
This loss happens because bones that would normally be weight-bearing on Earth, like your legs, don't have to carry weight in microgravity.
An evening at IIC presented its audience some of the best known plays by the renowned Hindi author Dharamveer Bharti. A review by Aruna Bhowmick.
Bal Mitra Gram and Bal Panchayat are two initiatives of Kailash Satyarthi Children's Foundation that have helped children, especially girls, to fight against various issues that plague their villages. Whether it is campaign against child marriage, fight against child labour or for education, girls have played a leadership role.
The looming challenge of a locust invasion that could hit both India and Pakistan hard and lead to famine conditions in the threatened areas.
Nestled beside the slopes of the Jura Mountains in Switzerland, Neuchâtel is the charm in the crest of its eponymous lake, a gorgeous primitive littoral city with an opulent history and a delightful Old Town, says Rupali Dean.
The pyramids brood in the day in the blazing light of the sun god Ra and come back to life at night, along with the Sphinx, the eternal guardian of Upper and Lower Egypt.
With start-ups showing the way forward for future entrepreneurship in the country, working space is at a premium. Co-working has come as a boon for these young businesses with big dreams. Alen Paul and Hasrat Sandhu explore this world of informal office spaces.
To highlight parental pressure, a thought-provoking play presented by a students theatre group Articoll on the eve of Independence Day, brought to fore the stress under which modern-day children live.
A unique food festival traces the rich variety of cuisine in preIndependence India. Rakesh Kumar samples the fare offered at the ongoing festival.
The Sawan-Badhon pavilion of the Red Fort is now bereft of swings, from which Mughal princesses used to swing their romantic urges away.
