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

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 ...

A new four-year atmospheric study has indicated a deterioration in the air quality of Bengaluru, showing that the city’s rapid transformation into India's premier tech hub has come at a steep ...

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

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

Scientists have unearthed a remarkably well-preserved 20-million-year-old fossil leaf in the foothills of the Himalayas, revealing a new, now extinct plant species. The fossil belongs to Syzygium, a ...

Public health researchers have proposed a new, highly adaptable strategy called DOST to eliminate tuberculosis in India, a nation that currently bears a quarter of the world's total burden of the ...

A massive 1.2-kilometre circular depression called the Luna Structure in the Banni Plains of Gujarat has long captivated geologists. Its crater-like shape and the presence of glassy, dark rocks ...

Researchers have discovered a new plant species in the high mountains of the Western Ghats in India. Named Fimbristylis wayanadensis, this grass-like plant, known as a sedge, was identified during a ...

In India, nearly 96 million people live with a rare disease, yet their daily struggles for diagnosis and treatment often go unnoticed by the broader healthcare system. To understand why this happens ...

Researchers have compiled evidence showing that the humble fruit fly could help us learn more about human fertility through a cellular recycling process called autophagy. Researchers from the Agharkar ...