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Locked inside for 15 years, Sonabai Rajwar built a world of clay art

Sonabai Rajwar pioneered a unique clay art form from her isolated home. Her creations, initially for her son, gained international acclaim and recognition. Researchers discovered her talent, leading to exhibitions and prestigious art…

ISAAA pushes law to protect biotech crops

MANILA, Philippines – The International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications Inc. (ISAAA) is pushing for a law to protect biotechnology products and prevent court cases from delaying the use of government-approved…

West Africa: Deadly West Africa Floods Raise Questions About Liberia's Preparedness As Heavy Rains Continue

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Bakersfield, Reno among US cities that may turn into deserts in 50 years

Climate change will transform US cities into deserts by 2080. Vegetation zones will shift, with grasslands becoming more desert-like. Deserts are projected to expand significantly across the United States. Several major cities face a biome…

NASA chief says China may soon outsmart US in space exploration

In an exciting twist of cosmic competition, China and the United States have sparked a modern space race aimed at lunar exploration. With NASA's Artemis program facing delays, China is quickly advancing its goals. This fierce rivalry…

Scientists find new way to fight antibiotic-resistant bacteria

The study involving Pompeu Fabra University identifies a mechanism to strip bacteria of protection in the lab, opening new ways to fight antibiotic resistance.

Indian astronomers, citizen scientists abroad discover unique bow-and-arrow shaped radio galaxy

Voyager 1 left Earth in 1977, now its signal takes over 22 hours to reach us

Nearly 49 years after its launch, NASA's Voyager 1 continues to send data from around 25 billion kilometres away, making it the most distant human-made object in space. As its power supply slowly declines, NASA is carefully switching off…

As climate change damages streets and highways, the road ahead may be expensive

Heat waves are becoming more common and intense as a result of climate change — and roads are suffering as a result. Are the nation's roads up to meeting the challenge of a warmer, wetter future? (Image credit: Mark Felix)

FBI cracked grave robbery case with one tiny clue in a piece of moss

Four cemetery workers were convicted for illegally moving human remains. A small clump of moss became crucial forensic evidence in the case. Scientists identified the moss and dated its disturbance to the workers' employment. This plant…

Want a stake in Cochin Shipyard? Centre launches offer for sale at Rs 1,400 per share

The Centre is selling a 2.52% stake in Cochin Shipyard Limited through an Offer for Sale. Non-retail investors can bid on July 7, 2026, and retail investors on July 8, 2026. This divestment supports the government's extensive maritime…

125-million-year-old pregnant fossil reveals strange reproduction method

Discoveries from the Isle of Wight have unveiled ancient shellfish fossils that highlight early parental care practices. These 125-million-year-old findings include evidence of developing young residing within the adults' gills, showcasing…