15 June 2014 :: Five Habits a Photographer Should Learn Photography is an art, similar to drawing or painting. There will always be those that are naturally gifted in one media or the other, and the rest of us have to work out ways to keep up. One of the easiest ways to match excellent […]
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Tirthankar Mahavir : Dr. Kusum Lunia.
08 April 2014 :: Amongst all the planets of the solar system, earth is the most beautiful. On its floor, 2613 years back, on Chetra Shukla Treyodasi (27th March, 598, B.C.), Vardhamaan Mahavir was born at Shatriye Kund Gram in Vaishali. He devoted his entire life towards social welfare and welfare of the soul. According […]
Women Empowerment – How Successful ? – Dr. Kusum Lunia
02 March 2014 :: Modern Indian women have played a vital role in leading the world towards a new direction. Women like the Iron lady Indira Gandhi, Swarsamragi Lata Mangeshkar, Queen of Indian Track P.T.Usha, Spacegirl Kalpana Chawla and Indira Nooyi have provided the world with new extensions with their indomitable courage, unbounded manliness, constant […]
Are Humans Still Evolving? – Dr. Hemanta K. Sarkar
Ranchi, 23 December 2012 :: Are Humans Still Evolving? “Do you think that humans are still evolving”? This was a question that was posed to high school students and university Professors attending a symposium on evolution held earlier this year in Montreal, Canada. About 80% of the audience attending the symposium answered “No”. It was […]
Genetically Engineered Tomato for Lowering Bad Cholesterol ? – Dr. Hemanta K. Sarkar
Ranchi, 18 Nov. 2012 :: The Aztecs called it “the plum thing with a navel” (“xitomatl”), the Germans called it “the apple of paradise”, the French called it “the apple of love” and the scientific name for this “fruit” is lycopersicon lycopersicum (meaning “wolf peach”). But we all know it as “Tomato”. Tomato, which is […]
Launching of Sputnik 1 : Fifty Five Years :: Dr. Hemanta K. Sarkar
October 4, 2012 marks the fifty-five years of Sputnik 1’s successful launching into space. On that day in 1957 Russia launched Sputnik 1 into earth’s orbit and shocked the whole world. And thus began the space age. Since then, several countries, including India, have successfully launched satellites and spacecrafts into space. Because of high costs […]
Egyptian Vulture – Waiting for New Dawn
We wake up in the morning with a sound… sound of birds. Beautiful birds singing songs and flying high in the open sky. But world don’t have only singing bird. Some scavenger birds are also there. And they are also a part of the world. Just look at them, they are beautiful too. Among these […]
A Silver Bullet for Malaria?
A recent study published in the journal Science describes how various strains or combinations of strains of the mosquito-infecting fungus Metarhizium anisopliae can block the development of the malarial parasite Plasmodium falciparum in mosquitoes. M. anisopliae is found throughout the world in soils, and is a disease causing fungus in insects. According to Dr. Raymond […]
Technologies Developed for Space Helping Earth People
Many gadgets and hundreds of spin-off technologies originally developed for the space programmes in America, Russia and Europe are finding ways into our lives. For example, did you know that the materials or technologies currently used for making artificial hearts, insulin pumps, car airbags, Olympic-calibre swimsuits and ceramic teeth braces were all originally meant for […]
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