Gene Pool

"He has got a bit of Rabindranath Tagore, he is a bit of Raj Kapoor, a bit of Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi, little bit of Bhopal. It's beyond me," said Saif Ali Khan

Finns may have a reputation for sometimes drunken and violent behaviour but a new scientific study suggests their impulsive and reckless actions may be caused by a genetic mutation.

In all the roars and cheers over the upswing in tiger numbers, the story of Odisha's black tiger has got a little lost. The melanistic tiger - a rare gene pool on which the black stripes are far more prominent - are found only in Odisha. And their numbers are sliding fast.

Is a violent criminal born that way, or shaped by childhood experiences and circumstances? Delving into one of oldest questions in psychology, some scientists have suggested genes may contribute to roughly half of the influence -- by affecting complex brain chemistry, for instance.

Meet Anita, a 37-year-old woman who has decided to have a second child, eleven years after she had her first son. A Kashmiri Pandit living in Jammu for the last 20 years, she is doing this for the sake of the falling numbers of uprooted Kashmiri Pandits."Our population is very less now and is totally scattered," said Anita.For the first time after ...

"He has got a bit of Rabindranath Tagore, he is a bit of Raj Kapoor, a bit of Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi, little bit of Bhopal. It's beyond me," said Saif Ali Khan

Finns may have a reputation for sometimes drunken and violent behaviour but a new scientific study suggests their impulsive and reckless actions may be caused by a genetic mutation.

In all the roars and cheers over the upswing in tiger numbers, the story of Odisha's black tiger has got a little lost. The melanistic tiger - a rare gene pool on which the black stripes are far more prominent - are found only in Odisha. And their numbers are sliding fast.

Is a violent criminal born that way, or shaped by childhood experiences and circumstances? Delving into one of oldest questions in psychology, some scientists have suggested genes may contribute to roughly half of the influence -- by affecting complex brain chemistry, for instance.

Meet Anita, a 37-year-old woman who has decided to have a second child, eleven years after she had her first son. A Kashmiri Pandit living in Jammu for the last 20 years, she is doing this for the sake of the falling numbers of uprooted Kashmiri Pandits."Our population is very less now and is totally scattered," said Anita.For the first time after ...