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Beyond the Heart: The Chemical Cocktail of Love

Most relationships, if not all, have their ups and downs, but what if it turns entirely loveless?

Riddhi Datta
From Classrooms to Cosmos: Targeted Schemes Bridging Gender Gaps in S&T Research

From the notebooks to ISRO’s control rooms, India’s initiatives go beyond just giving funds to dreams; they start silent revolutions, turning the spark of a single girl into the cosmic light and thus, brightening the scientific future of the country.

SMCC, CSIR-NIScPR
Obesity is a Disease India’s Battle Against the Growing Weight of a Silent Epidemic

India now stands at a crossroads, where it can either continue to dismiss obesity as a lifestyle issue or it can recognise it as a medical condition which needs to be addressed with clinical attention, policy action, and cultural change.

Neha Tripathi
Legalome: When Microbes might Force you to Commit Crimes

There are reports on correlating the gut microbes with neurological disorders and changes in behaviour, leading to violent action.

AD Diwan, SN Harke and AN Panche
How does a forensic expert deal with a crime scene in a space station?

As the current space occupation cold war escalates, it is no longer necessary to say that the Extraterrestrial Forensic Science Laboratory will be built soon. I am sure there will be more answers to these questions.

Shamim Haque Mondal
Dr BR Chatterjee: An Unsung Architect of Leprosy Eradication Programme

Gerhard Hansen discovered the cause of leprosy, but Dr BR Chatterjee showed the world how to defeat it in the field. India’s present mission to effectively interrupt the disease transmission by 2027 is a logical extension of the Purulia Model.

Dhrubajyoti Chattopadhyay
3D Food Printing: Engineering the Future of Edible Innovation A Technological Recipe for Tomorrow’s Food

3D food printing is taking us to a new era of food preparation where technology is enhancing creativity, food aesthetics, nutrition, and sustainability in the kitchen.

Archana Mahapatra, Priyanka Sakare and Saroj K Giri
Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus): The Herbal Wonder

Asparagus has ecological significance as it helps stabilise soil owing to its deep root system, supporting regional biodiversity, and contributing to the sustainable production of herbal medicine.

A Maurya, S Tripathi, JK Chaudhary and VK Yadav
The Ganges River Dolphins: One of a Kind!

Their mere presence is an indicator of a healthy, robust, and living river ecosystem, which has rightly earned them the sobriquet ‘Tigers of the Rivers’. Saving them is akin to saving our rivers, which are our lifeline, too.

Shakunt Pandey
The Challenge of Zero Waste

We are generating too much of it. It is ubiquitous. It chokes the rivers; contaminates the vast oceans; defaces the pristine mountain slopes; poisons the air; degrades the land; kills millions of life forms; and affects the health of millions of humans. Yes, it is WASTE! 

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