Science & Health

Did Sridevi die of cardiac arrest or heart attack? All you need to know about the two medical terms

Sridevi's sudden death has been said to be because of a massive cardiac arrest. However, some reports mention that she suffered a heart attack. Here's the difference between the two.

Feb 26, 2018

ISRO working on building 'igloos' on Moon similar to India's outpost in Antarctica

Indian space agency ISRO is planning to build igloos on the Moon's surface using robots and lunar materials to shelter astronauts on long missions.

Feb 26, 2018

Ancient statues discovered near an ancient necropolis in Minya, Egypt.

'Message from the afterlife': Archaeologists discover ancient cemetery filled with mummies and relics in Egypt

Egyptian authorities believe that the new archaeological discovery would boost tourism.

Feb 25, 2018

Scorpion sting helps man discover prostate cancer

Gary Jones felt like a walking time bomb after knowing that he was diagnosed with cancer.

Feb 24, 2018

What is Aquagenic Urticaria? Toddler's rare condition causes painful blisters every time she touches water

Doctors have said that Ivy can be immersed in water just for 15 seconds before she starts developing rashes and blisters on her skin.

Feb 24, 2018

Knitting needle penetrates skull of 5-year-old boy but he miraculously survives

A metal needle penetrated the skull of a young boy after he accidentally fell on it.

Feb 24, 2018

Traumatic life events aid in developing wisdom but social interaction is key: Study

A study shows that traumatic life events can make you stronger and act as landmarks in the journey towards self-discovery.

Feb 24, 2018

Black Mirror-style digital immortality: Scientists to produce fully conscious copies of the dead

Scientists believe that they can create 'fully conscious copies' of the loved ones after they die, similar to one of the episodes of sci-fi series Black Mirror.

Feb 24, 2018

NASAs Juno mission trailer

Secrets lie deep within Jupiter, shrouded in the solar system and amp;#39;s strongest magnetic field and most lethal radiation belts.NASA and amp;#39;s Juno spacecraft will plunge into uncharted territory, entering orbit around the gas giant and passing closer than any spacecraft before. Juno will see Jupiter for what it really is.

Feb 24, 2018

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Science & Health

Did Sridevi die of cardiac arrest or heart attack? All you need to know about the two medical terms

ISRO working on building 'igloos' on Moon similar to India's outpost in Antarctica

'Message from the afterlife': Archaeologists discover ancient cemetery filled with mummies and relics in Egypt

Scorpion sting helps man discover prostate cancer

What is Aquagenic Urticaria? Toddler's rare condition causes painful blisters every time she touches water

Knitting needle penetrates skull of 5-year-old boy but he miraculously survives

Traumatic life events aid in developing wisdom but social interaction is key: Study

Black Mirror-style digital immortality: Scientists to produce fully conscious copies of the dead

NASAs Juno mission trailer

Ovarian rejuvenation can lead to pregnancy even after menopause, say doctors

The bigger the nose, the sexier this male monkey seems to females of the species, says study

Holi 2018: All you need to know about adulterated foods that is sold during the festival and how to avoid them

Turmeric tablet is as effective as paracetamol or ibuprofen, says study

Ancient Mayan inscriptions and monuments might be lost forever in 100 years

Most precise measurements of universe's expansion rate achieved, but we may need new physics to explain it

Twenty-year-old elephant shot dead in Karnataka village; culprits at large [details]

Seven soldiers killed, 19 injured after bus falls into river in Ladakh; PM Modi expresses condolences [details]

Filmmakers restoring golden era of film shooting in J&K; maiden film policy lures producers [details]