Heat Waves of 2013 Linked Clearly to Human Induced Climate Change
A report of 22 studies has shown that heat waves across the globe were due to human-induced climate change and instances of severe flooding due to natural climate variability.
Ancient Genome from 2300-Year-Old Skeleton to Help Scientists Understand Human Origins
The genetic profiling of a skeleton found in the southern tip of Africa has been found to belong to a group closely related to the original mitochondrial tree of human life.
Mars Dust Storm Captured by India's Mars Orbiter while Evidence of Past Glaciers Uncovered by Study
India's MOM returns images of the Red Planet, and a study shows evidence of past glaciers, renewing interest in the red planet
Indian Space Scientists Working on Indigenous Semi Cryogenic Engine Suited for Space Flights
Work is in full progress in developing India's indigenous semi-cryogenic engine that will be ideal for space flights.
India: Villagers Kill and Eat Panther in Unexplained Ritual
Forest officials have reported an incident of Indian villagers killing and eating a big cat.
Cell Division 'Can Be Controlled to Regenerate Ailing Organs'
Using a cellular switch they discovered, scientists hope to control cellular division and help rejuvenate ailing organs in old age and check cancer cells.
Ebola: US Military Struggles To Keep Pace With Racing Virus
Ebola battle a big challenge with global help as sought by WHO not forthcoming.
India's Environment Ministry Sending Confusing Signals As Major Laws Stand to be Amended
Environmentalists concerned as India Environment Ministry begins review and amendment of major environment laws.
Cheap and Flexible Touchscreens in Phones and Tablets a Step Closer Thanks to Graphene
Employing the remarkable properties of graphene, scientists have developed hybrid electrodes that could allow for cheap and flexible touchscreens.
Massive Rat Believed To Be Extinct Rediscovered Near Machu Picchu Ruins
A massive rat believed to be extinct has been sighted near Incan ruins.
Ebola Could Infect 1.5 Million Soon, Says CDC
CDC Ebola pandemic warning based on projections by Virginia Bioinformatics Institute.
Tiger Poaching On The Rise With 73 Established Trade Hubs In India
A recent study identifies tiger trade hubs in India that facilitate the poaching and trading in tiger parts to China and south-east Asian nations.
Black Holes May Not Even Exist Says Physicist Suggesting Big Bang Did Not Happen
Suggesting that a dying star throws away its matter instead of collapsing, a physicist has challenged the existence of black holes.
Yoga And Meditation Help Brain To Use Thoughts And Instruct Computer Faster - Study
Brain activity used to direct and control computer improves with long-term practice of yoga and meditation.
Ebola: Lancet Appeals To Europe To Act Against Epidemic Or Face Geopolitical Crisis
Journal says West Africa in dire need of health care professionals and screening equipment.
Ebola: Sierra Leone Puts A Million People Under Quarantine As Situation Deteriorates
World Food Programme and British charity Street Child warn of mass starvation.
Climate Summit: China Promises to Curb Carbon Emissions, India Insists on Growth First
The two developing nations are poised to contribute maximum carbon emissions in the coming years.
David Cameron Calls on Parliament to Sanction Military Action Against Isis
Prime Minister says Britain must join US-led airstrikes against Islamist militant group in Iraq.
India's Mars Orbiter Mission Sends Home Its First Image Of Red Planet
Performance of India's Mars Orbiter craft is normal, says Isro.
India Places Probe in Mars Orbit; Enters Space Power Super League
India has become the first nation to place a Martian probe in orbit in the very first attempt.
Ebola: WHO Study Revises Estimate of Cases And Advises Strict Control Measures
A revised WHO estimate of Ebola cases has said there will be more than 20,000 cases in two months unless control measures are strictly in place.
Rhinos and Elephants in Africa Being Decimated by Poachers' Syndicates as Demand For Ivory, Horn Goes Up
A new report shows an upsurge in illegal rhino horn and ivory trade run by poachers' syndicates operating across Africa and Asia.
India's Mars Craft MOM All Set For Orbit Insertion - Isro
Mars Orbiter Mission geared for orbit insertion after successful test-firing of liquid apogee engine.
John Kerry Places Climate Change On Par With Ebola and Isis
US secretary of state calls for urgent action to tackle climate change.
Shale Gas Offers Some Advantages And Could Be Good Option Under Appropriate Regulations, Says Study
A study on the impacts of shale gas has revealed that it is a good energy option for the UK if used wisely.
Irreversible Climate Changes Can Start in 30 Years, Says Study
Carbon dioxide emissions rising at alarming levels, finds global study.
Leonardo DiCaprio and Ban Ki-moon Join Largest-ever Climate Change Protest
Rallies draw thousands in US, South America, Europe, Australia and India.
Nasa's Maven In Mars Orbit While India's MOM Enters Planet's Gravitational Sphere Of Influence
Maven placed in Mars orbit as India's spacecraft is close behind.
ISS Cosmic Rays Data Could Reveal Dark Matter's Nature
ISS spots excess of positrons in high-energy cosmic rays, suggesting their origins are in dark matter, finds MIT analysis.
Climate Change: Renewable Energy Can Meet Global Demand and Cut Carbon Emissions, Roadmap Shows
International Renewable Energy Agency sets out plan for world to meet the energy demands and cut carbon emissions.
