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Scientists Discover Potential Baldness Treatment During Wound Healing Research
Researchers from the University of Sheffield and COMSATS University in Pakistan have discovered a potential new treatment for hereditary baldness while studying wound healing in mice.
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Opinion | For India's Drone Challenges, Lessons From The Agni-V Feat
While the success of the Agni missile programme showcases the potential and capabilities of DRDO scientists, the not-so-remarkable journey in UAV development programmes necessitates introspection.
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Court Rejects Polygraph Test For Defence Scientist Accused In Espionage Case
A special court in Pune rejected the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad's (ATS) plea seeking a polygraph, voice layer and psychological analysis tests for DRDO scientist Pradeep Kurulkar, an accused in an espionage case.
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Defence Scientist Attracted To Pak Spy, Revealed Missile Secrets: Cops
DRDO scientist Pradeep Kurulkar was attracted to the Pakistani Intelligence Operative, who used the alias 'Zara Dasgupta', and chatted with her about Indian missile systems among other classified defence projects, the chargesheet has said.
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Custody Of Defence Scientist, Arrested For Giving Info To Pak, Extended
A special court in Pune on Tuesday extended till May 15 the police custody of Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) scientist Pradeep Kurulkar, arrested on charges of providing confidential information to a Pakistani agent.
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Floods From Glacial Lake Outbursts Pose A Threat To Millions Worldwide: Report
For the first time, scientists have estimated how many people on the planet are at risk from these floods, and they have discovered that more than half of these populations reside in India, Pakistan, China, and Peru.
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Record-Breaking Himalayan Melt Worsens Pakistan's Deadly Floods
Every year, as the weather warms, teams of Indian scientists trek the Himalayan mountains to study the Chhota Shigri glacier in Himachal Pradesh.
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India, Pakistan Must Brace For Even Worse Heatwaves: Climate Scientists
The devastating heatwave that gripped India and Pakistan over the last two months is unprecedented, but worse -- perhaps far worse -- is on the horizon as climate change continues apace, top climate scientists told AFP.
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Pakistan's Nuclear Scientist AQ Khan Dies At 85
Abdul Qadeer Khan, revered as the "father of Pakistan's nuclear bomb", has died at 85, authorities said Sunday, having been hospitalised with Covid-19.
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Fired Scientist Slams Trump Team Over Key Drug Import From India, Pak
A fired American scientist has alleged that the Trump administration ignored the concern of doctors in the US over the importation of hydroxychloroquine from "uninspected factories" in India and Pakistan and flooded the country with the "unproven and potentially dangerous" anti-malarial drug.
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BrahMos Engineer Arrested For Spying, "Chatted On Facebook With Pak IDs"
A scientist working at the BrahMos Missile Research Centre (BMRC) in Maharashtra's Nagpur was arrested on Monday on charges of spying for Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI and other countries, sources say.
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BJP Lawmaker Demands Padma Award For Ex-ISRO Scientist Nambi Narayanan
Ex-ISRO Scientist Nambi Narayanan, who was arrested in 1994 for allegedly selling vital Indian space technology secrets to Pakistan, was charged with espionage.
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Pakistan Could Soon Emerge As World's 5th Largest Nuclear State: Report
Pakistan currently has 140 to 150 nuclear warheads and the stockpile is expected to increase to 220 to 250 by 2025 if the current trend continues, according to a latest report by authors keeping a track of the country's nukes.
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Pakistan, Bangladesh Scientists Receive Carlos J. Finlay UNESCO Prize For Microbiology
Professor Shahida Hasnain of Pakistan and Dr Samir Saha of Bangladesh have been named as the two laureates of the 2017 Carlos J. Finlay UNESCO Prize for Microbiology.
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South Asia Satellite Launches, PM Modi Says Day Without Precedence: 10 Points
The GSAT-9, a 450-crore communications satellite gifted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to six South Asian neighbours, was on Friday launched on India's biggest rocket the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle or GSLV, which lifted off at 4:57 pm from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh. PM Modi has called it "a day without precedence," congratulating ...
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Scientists Discover Potential Baldness Treatment During Wound Healing Research
Researchers from the University of Sheffield and COMSATS University in Pakistan have discovered a potential new treatment for hereditary baldness while studying wound healing in mice.
-
Opinion | For India's Drone Challenges, Lessons From The Agni-V Feat
While the success of the Agni missile programme showcases the potential and capabilities of DRDO scientists, the not-so-remarkable journey in UAV development programmes necessitates introspection.
-
Court Rejects Polygraph Test For Defence Scientist Accused In Espionage Case
A special court in Pune rejected the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad's (ATS) plea seeking a polygraph, voice layer and psychological analysis tests for DRDO scientist Pradeep Kurulkar, an accused in an espionage case.
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Defence Scientist Attracted To Pak Spy, Revealed Missile Secrets: Cops
DRDO scientist Pradeep Kurulkar was attracted to the Pakistani Intelligence Operative, who used the alias 'Zara Dasgupta', and chatted with her about Indian missile systems among other classified defence projects, the chargesheet has said.
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Custody Of Defence Scientist, Arrested For Giving Info To Pak, Extended
A special court in Pune on Tuesday extended till May 15 the police custody of Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) scientist Pradeep Kurulkar, arrested on charges of providing confidential information to a Pakistani agent.
-
Floods From Glacial Lake Outbursts Pose A Threat To Millions Worldwide: Report
For the first time, scientists have estimated how many people on the planet are at risk from these floods, and they have discovered that more than half of these populations reside in India, Pakistan, China, and Peru.
-
Record-Breaking Himalayan Melt Worsens Pakistan's Deadly Floods
Every year, as the weather warms, teams of Indian scientists trek the Himalayan mountains to study the Chhota Shigri glacier in Himachal Pradesh.
-
India, Pakistan Must Brace For Even Worse Heatwaves: Climate Scientists
The devastating heatwave that gripped India and Pakistan over the last two months is unprecedented, but worse -- perhaps far worse -- is on the horizon as climate change continues apace, top climate scientists told AFP.
-
Pakistan's Nuclear Scientist AQ Khan Dies At 85
Abdul Qadeer Khan, revered as the "father of Pakistan's nuclear bomb", has died at 85, authorities said Sunday, having been hospitalised with Covid-19.
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Fired Scientist Slams Trump Team Over Key Drug Import From India, Pak
A fired American scientist has alleged that the Trump administration ignored the concern of doctors in the US over the importation of hydroxychloroquine from "uninspected factories" in India and Pakistan and flooded the country with the "unproven and potentially dangerous" anti-malarial drug.
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BrahMos Engineer Arrested For Spying, "Chatted On Facebook With Pak IDs"
A scientist working at the BrahMos Missile Research Centre (BMRC) in Maharashtra's Nagpur was arrested on Monday on charges of spying for Pakistan's intelligence agency ISI and other countries, sources say.
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BJP Lawmaker Demands Padma Award For Ex-ISRO Scientist Nambi Narayanan
Ex-ISRO Scientist Nambi Narayanan, who was arrested in 1994 for allegedly selling vital Indian space technology secrets to Pakistan, was charged with espionage.
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Pakistan Could Soon Emerge As World's 5th Largest Nuclear State: Report
Pakistan currently has 140 to 150 nuclear warheads and the stockpile is expected to increase to 220 to 250 by 2025 if the current trend continues, according to a latest report by authors keeping a track of the country's nukes.
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Pakistan, Bangladesh Scientists Receive Carlos J. Finlay UNESCO Prize For Microbiology
Professor Shahida Hasnain of Pakistan and Dr Samir Saha of Bangladesh have been named as the two laureates of the 2017 Carlos J. Finlay UNESCO Prize for Microbiology.
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South Asia Satellite Launches, PM Modi Says Day Without Precedence: 10 Points
The GSAT-9, a 450-crore communications satellite gifted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to six South Asian neighbours, was on Friday launched on India's biggest rocket the Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle or GSLV, which lifted off at 4:57 pm from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh. PM Modi has called it "a day without precedence," congratulating ...
