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.
Restaurants are taking gluten free choices seriously. Chef Vineet is prioritizing guilt-free menu options in his restaurants
As many as 20 million children worldwide ~ more than 1 in 10 ~ missed out on lifesaving vaccines such as measles, diphtheria and tetanus in 2018, according to new data from WHO and UNICEF.
Hunger is a reality as much as it is a problem that plagues every part of the world. Striving to deal with it, several organisations have chosen to ensure that food that would otherwise go waste is distributed to the needy, reports Jagriti Sharma.
Bharatanatyam by Ananya Chatterjee and Kathak by Shinjini Kulkarni were the highlights of the Capitals cultural scenario. A review by Manjari Sinha.
The Amarnath Yatra, which started for the cave shrine with its ice lingamon 28 June, is a vital strand in the perennial fabric that envelops Bharat Mata and the belief in Lord Shiva. But fewer Kashmiri woodcutters and shawl sellers, came to Delhi now, though the legend of the silver mace lives on.
