A comprehensive survey along the coast of Karnataka has revealed that human activities, particularly fishing interactions and ...

Scientists from the Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC-ISRO) and Cochin University of Science and Technology have uncovered how daily coastal breezes and mountain winds combine to lift harmful black ...

A new study shows that India's widely used commercial antivenom is largely ineffective against the highly toxic red-tailed pit viper, highlighting an urgent need for region-specific treatments to save ...

Researchers from the Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research (IISER) Pune and Savanna Science Foundation have discovered a new plant species, named Canscora agni, in the fire-prone ...

Scientists from the Zoological Survey of India and the University of Madras have discovered a new species of damselfly, named Mortonagrion santha, among the tropical vegetation of the Andaman and ...

Underground scans reveal that the ancient permafrost sustaining India's highest mountain settlements is rapidly melting away, ...

Scientists have discovered that the local time a solar storm strikes the Earth is just as critical as the storm’s power in determining how much it scrambles our upper atmosphere. Researchers from CSIR ...

Scientists have deployed an advanced digital twin model to simulate flash floods in Bengaluru's vulnerable ...

Researchers at the Regional Centre for Biotechnology in India discovered that a specific protein in our muscles does much more than just help us move; it actively protects us against type 2 diabetes.

India's forests appear to be thriving on paper, but a new study shows that the gains are coming at an environmental cost to native woodlands. Researchers from the University of Manchester, UK, ...

Marine scientists have discovered a new species of snake eel lurking in the shallow waters of the Bay of Bengal. The new species, officially named Bascanichthys chepakakiensis, was unexpectedly found ...

Researchers from the Zoological Survey of India and the University of Calcutta have discovered ten new species of tiny, parasitic wasps in the forests and farmlands of eastern and northeastern India.