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An Oriental Pied Hornbill and a Blue Rock Pigeon spark thoughts on biodiversity in Delhi

The birds also imparted lessons in ethics that are very necessary for peaceful coexistence among humans and non-humans, not only in the city of Delhi but everywhere in the world today.

Shubhobroto Ghosh
Closing In on Broad-Spectrum Snake Antivenoms

Some snakes inject more venom, increasing toxicity from low-concentration toxins. While these challenges exist, they are manageable, and the development of multi-specific snake antivenoms is promising.

M. Saleemuddin
When Hands Speak and Science Listens The Journey of Sign Language from Human Gesture to Artificial Intelligence

The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities affirms the right to inclusive education. Inclusion is not charity — it is policy. The future classroom must not separate learners. It must integrate them.

Ajai Chawla
Climate Change, El Niño and the Rise of Emerging Infectious Diseases

The erratic weather phenomenon has also resulted in the loss of species, some of which were the silent hosts for the pathogens. The loss of the primary hosts has made humans the most available, vulnerable and susceptible hosts.

Utkarsha Rathi and Monika Koul
Memes sprinkling fun in sci-math teaching

If you are puzzled as to why your peers laugh at a meme, you need to understand the meme. Understanding a sci-math meme requires some knowledge of the scientific-mathematical concept, and a contextual experience as well.

Kumar Gandharv Mishra
Bioluminescence — Lighting Up A Lightless World

Bioluminescence not only lights up the lightless world of the deep oceans but can also shine a light on our human mysteries, too!

Tanmoy Deb
Is it possible to prove the existence of gravitons?

In the future, there may be methods and technologies that will answer this question. But for the foreseeable future, this question cannot be answered with “yes” or “no”.

Shamin Haque Mondal
The Essence of Gravitational Wave

The universe is a journey in which each step unfolds into several domains of perception, sometimes with scientific proof and sometimes a philosophical understanding.

Surbhi Dahiya
From Vision to Vanguard: IACS in Science Research Revolution

The Indian Association for the Cultivation of Science, founded 150 years ago in Calcutta, has grown from a modest donor-supported forum into a leading institution in India’s scientific landscape.

Jayanta Sthanapati
Stars: The Little Blinkers

“Every blink we see is a whisper of the star’s light travelling across the vast cosmos, just to meet our eyes.”

Sivapooja M